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All Critics (4) | Fresh (1) | Rotten (3)
A romantic comedy that entertains but fails to leave a lasting impression. Feb 13, 2017 | Full Review…
A romantic comedy that entertains but fails to leave a lasting impression.
Myriam Ghattas
Both the title and the top billing of Robert de Niro and Monica Belluci are somewhat misleading in this three-part portmanteau film, comprising separate comic tales of love and lovers - all with a distinctly Italian flavour. Apr 3, 2012 | Rating: 3/5 | Full Review…
Both the title and the top billing of Robert de Niro and Monica Belluci are somewhat misleading in this three-part portmanteau film, comprising separate comic tales of love and lovers - all with a distinctly Italian flavour.
Simon Weaving
A surprisingly clumsy screenplay from Giovanni Veronesi and Ugo Chiti, trite, old fashioned and badly executed Nov 20, 2011 | Full Review…
A surprisingly clumsy screenplay from Giovanni Veronesi and Ugo Chiti, trite, old fashioned and badly executed
Andrew L. Urban
By the time DeNiro comes on screen, playing a divorced American professor, it is hard to see him as a real part of the Italian ambience that Veronesi has so beautifully created Nov 20, 2011 | Full Review…
By the time DeNiro comes on screen, playing a divorced American professor, it is hard to see him as a real part of the Italian ambience that Veronesi has so beautifully created
Louise Keller
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