Romantic Films reviews and tests

DVD Film - Love, sex, friendship, happiness and bad luck around us or life should be taken with a grain of salt. Just like these FRIENDS do.

DVD Film - Roy, a former golf pro, owns a rundown golf course and the small town of Salem, Texas. That's where psychotherapist Molly Griswold moves in. who asks Roy for golf lessons. He will show her not only the basics of the game, but also his philosophy of life.

DVD Film - Sandra Bullock is a young lawyer who wants to save the world. The millionaire Hugh Grant, on the other hand, is the prototype of the egotistical, elegant flâneur whose main purpose in life is to enjoy himself and chase every skirt. What happens when they start working together?

DVD Film - Sabrina is charming, humorous, and shines in the company of Hollywood's biggest stars. Humphrey Bogart, William Holden and Audrey Hepburn star in the story of Cinderella.

DVD Film - The story is set in the 1960s, when two married couples move into a Hong Kong apartment independently of each other: journalist Chow and his wife and beautiful secretary Li-zhen and her husband. Hong Kong 1962. Two married couples move into adjoining flats: Chow Mo-wan and his wife and Chan Li-zhen and her husband. He is the editor of the local newspaper, she is a secretary, and since their partners spend most of their time travelling away from home, they are often alone during the midday and evening. A fleeting encounter on a narrow staircase, a few kind words exchanged in the common hallway, unwanted glimpses of privacy, a fraction of a sentence, sigh, a snippet of a popular radio hit heard through a thin wall.

DVD Film - DVD film Second Chance [1999]. Czech dubbing. Czech subtitles. Dolby Digital. Starring: Michelle Pfeiffer, Bruce Willis. Ben and Katie Jordan have been juggling family, careers and tuna casserole for so long that things finally got out of hand. Now, 15 years after they said "I do," they're both saying "Yes, that's enough. " Can a marriage survive fifteen years of marriage? The answer to this question is offered by Second Chance, a wise and witty story exploring the period between separation and divorce that rarely appears on the screen. It was directed by Rob Reiner, who spices up the narrative with flashbacks and comic relief scenes (with Rita Wilson, Tim Matheson, Reiner himself and many others).