Combien tu m'aimes? (2005)
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Reviews Counted:10
Fresh:6
Rotten:4
Average Rating:5.5/10
Runtime: 1 hr 35 mins
Genre: Foreign Films
Reviews for Combien tu m'aimes?
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 B |
Paraded around by Blier in various cleavage-popping outfits (and often nothing at all), Bellucci is an amnesia-inducing, hot-blooded presence, blowing the top right off the film with her pristine, slap-yourself-in-the-face magnetism. Full Review |
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 2/4 |
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2/5 |
It is likely that most viewers will be too distracted by Bellucci's pronounced physical charms to realize just how flat and unconvincing the rest of the movie truly is. Full Review |
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C |
It is telling when a supporting character,...nicely played by [Jean-Pierre] Darroussin, garners far more empathy than the film's stars. Full Review |
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C+ |
...may be preposterous, but it is not commonplace and for that it gets a mild recommendation. Full Review |
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0/4 |
...nothing short of a complete disaster... Full Review |
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An unfathomable film on many levels... There is no predictable emotional curve, no easy storyline for us to cling to. It's all at once confusing, bewitching and often irritating. Some may be inspired. Full Review |
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While lightheartedness is not a quality one readily associates with Blier, the movie is more frankly entertaining than most of his previous work. Full Review |
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A mostly coherent fable that poses as a particularly low-brow sex comedy set in a faux high-brow, very stylised version of the Parisian night. Full Review |
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For those who buy into Blier's style, touching -- and funny -- human truths come shining through. Full Review |
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