Trabantem do posledního dechu

I really liked the previous two movies; they offered good entertainment and had a relatively high storytelling value. I had a bit of an issue with this one, though. The first half in Australia was technically only about situations in which almost every member of the expedition almost died on the road. At first, Dan Přibáň ended up in a bush with a torn back, then Dominika fell and slid on the gravel. And that was basically the entire first half of the movie. The storytelling value more or less nonexistent, except for when they came to the sacred mountain Uluru, where half of the group respected the Aborigines and did not climb the mountain, while the dude from Slovakia did not hesitate and climbed it only to shout out that the mountains in Slovakia are better. At that moment, I felt bad that I had a certain amount of respect for them up until that point, but from then on, it’s only gotten lower and lower. The Aborigines already have it hard enough trying not to drink themselves to death and to survive. They certainly won’t be better off if some crew decides to climb their sacred mountain. Especially if white people are exactly those who will one day oust their nation out of their native land. A shame. However, the second half from Timor immediately lifted my spirits. I immediately remembered the mood of the previous two instalments and the rest of the documentary was much more pleasant to watch. (08.09.2017)

If you love it, there is nothing to worry about. In the new film, the two-stroke yellow circus changes from a travel documentary to a nice situation comedy about people who travel. Sometimes it irritates me that the creators don't explain much to the audience about where they are and how they got there (I graduated in geography, but I can't say that I knew where they were in the film), and sometimes it bothers me that I know little about the crew of plastic tanks, but most of the time it's fun to get carried away by a vehicle that is falling into disrepair just like its people. To the last breath, this is a situational comedy about what it's like to spend half a year with someone, keep falling somewhere and keep fixing something that should never have made it to the given countries. It's really a circus on thin tires, a celebration of tenacity and a love of the senseless risk without which life would be a straight highway. I hope that a TV cut will be created again, which will eliminate a bit of a wild film montage. Nevertheless, if you have succumbed to the stench of a Trabant, you will be taking in its fumes to the last breath. It's hard not to succumb to this kind of DIY madness... Dan Přibáň: Hanzelka and Zikmund meet Přemek Podlaha. [70%] (16.03.2016)

I was expecting maybe even a little bigger drama, at least according to what leaked before the movie, but I laughed even more. But when you think about it, some of those scenes that appeared here are damn harsh on their own. Well, they pulled it off and I hope they manage to pull off even more paths. Přibáň is a lunatic, but a great lunatic. (18.03.2016)