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It's All About Love (2004)
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Reviews Counted:28
Fresh:4
Rotten:24
Average Rating:3.8/10
Theatrical Release:Oct 29, 2004 Limited
Synopsis: With IT'S ALL ABOUT LOVE, Danish director Thomas Vinterberg eschews the ultra-realistic techniques of his groundbreaking THE CELEBRATION to deliver a stylish, epic romance set in the... [More]
Starring: Claire Danes, Joaquin Phoenix, Sean Penn, Douglas Henshall
Director: Thomas Vinterberg
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Reviews for It's All About Love
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It’s like Kubrick with a talent-ectomy. Full Review |
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Viewers who feel like they're not getting the point of the story shouldn't feel bad because the actors also appear befuddled. Full Review |
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1/5 |
A chilly romantic thriller that certainly doesn't make the point suggested by its title. Full Review |
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Quite simply, the film is a bore. A plodding, uninteresting, incoherent mess. Full Review |
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while watching it you might be hit with the urge to grab the Danish writer-director by the collar and shout 'No, it’s all about story!' Full Review |
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Doesn't add up to much. Full Review |
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2.5/5 |
A stew of silliness that's so ridiculous it's almost entertaining. Almost. Full Review |
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2.5/4 |
There's something inherently frustrating about the illogical plot and the breezy vagueness of its message, which seems to be linking the global freezing of a near-future world with the coldness in people's hearts. Full Review |
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Surely, Vinterberg was high on some inert gas when he embarked on it. Full Review |
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It's too bad the plot's pretty preposterous and the moral-heavy mush is just too much to stomach. Full Review |
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Thomas Vinterberg, one of the founders of Dogme school of filmmaking, has invented a fascinating futuristic world that is ultimately more interesting than the central plot. Full Review |
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The Danish director Thomas Vinterberg's tries and fails to spin a quasi-futuristic romance into a political allegory. Full Review |
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Though I like his ambition, his execution is overstuffed, unoriginal and often downright incomprehensible. Full Review |
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The deadpan weirdness occasionally slips into daftness, but with its brittle rhythms and puzzling ruptures, it's the sort of movie that could haunt your dreams for weeks. Full Review |
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There's nothing like the challenges of filmmaking freedom, it turns out, to deepen an appreciation for constraint. Full Review |
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