Mala wielka milosc

I gotta admit; the movie does need some work, but overall not a bad movie. As for the comment coming from UK, you found "cheeky jokes" at Poles funny? Well, I didn't; it is obvious that the British always poke fun at Poles, but everyone pokes fun at British people too, so don't forget that.

Also, that comment about "getting rid of the problem" when he was the father of the baby, what the hell are you talking about? Do you know anything about values, morals and ethics. Your idea for a movie is obviously dumb and senseless, so do not bash on this movie, since it is definitely worth watching.

I watched this with my wife and even she had to acknowledge the shortcomings of this run-of-the-mill romantic comedy.

Pros first: - Hollywood does worse romantic comedies that make more money - Location choice is OK, and cast somewhat convincing - some good quid-pro-quo situations - cheeky pokes at Poland and the Poles, as seen by a foreigner in Poland

Cons... Now where do I start? - Continuity errors. They call a taxi, it's afternoon, it's pitch black in the car ; better: it's night by the window, they leave the building it's daylight, guy goes for takeaway more than 2 miles from his hotel, - Non believable events such as: person recently had surgery moves around in the hospital bed like a puppy, pregnant girl jumps over fences and rides a bicycle

As for the rest of the story, which I cannot describe in too much details, it basically tells the story of a wealth US superficial yuppie who got a Polish girl pregnant and comes to Poland to be with her (instead of getting rid of the matter).

Could have been better written, but shooting is nice, although even in the category 'romantic comedies' it certainly does not deserve (talking for you ladies there) more than half your attention, and would be a complete waste of money buying it on DVD or paying for a seat. Background TV for very busy audiences only.