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Could anybody believe that Denmark where going to make a road movie. Well here it is. Director Jacob Bitsch (hm...) who where the director behind "endless dead ends" has in this movie probably made his best film ever.

Its really about people like you and me. If we had our dad shooting him self in a camper and we where forced to take a journey in that very camper with the rest of the family. But along the way struggling writer Connie (Mia Lyhne)and her family meets up with people that will force you to take a journey inside what you believe is yourself and what all your fears are.

This is no Bergman material but its a cute movie and well worth watching if you don't have anything else to do. You wont be disappointed but it will not shake up you foundation es well.

If you like slow dark humor this is the movie fore you!

Let me first say this! This is so god.

The cast is with Thai actors of superb class and Mai Charoenpura should with out no doubt be an Oscar nominee.

The story is really about putting things forward. A child that has been abused will most certainly abuse others.

The script is so great and the music is like Bernstein. The filming reminds of what Bergman would have done if he were producing films like this.

I'ts bloody, it is really grouse but with a purpose. Things can get messed up in the head of an child who has being raped by her father and knowing that what they are doing with other human beings ( like serving them on a dish ) is not nice in any way.

I wont take the tension away by giving any details about the movie. The only thing I can say is. WATCH THIS ONE

The Director Darrell Roodt is known for movies like "Father Hood" from 1993 which was a pretty good movie in many ways. When he made "Mandela" the South Africans rased hell when he picked Morgan Freeman (!) as leading role.

Anyway, Mr Roodt knows movie-making and even if his budget were to say the least a little sour the result is really worth watching. The plot is nothing new to the world "children makes the wrong moves and end up in jepardy.Motherly heroin has to confront druglords and her sons pregnant girlfriends worrys.Darrell Roodt knows his streets in Johannesburg where the movie scenes are mostly located and the druglords in South Africa is not in any way different then anywhere else in this depraved world.

Over all its a hangover movie. A movie that does not stick out but is nothing you feel like you wasted your time to. You can even take a little nap ones in a wile.

What first hit me was that this is such a brilliant movie. Then I watched the other 60 minutes and it all faded away.

The director of this movie has done a lot of TV stuff and will probably have to stay with that. The cast is a laugh because they are mixing good performance with old TV stars that should have retired or just stayed with TV.

The plot is excellent, the effects are really scary. But the long drown out discussions should have been cut out to make a better flow to the movie.

The biggest mistake they made in this movie is to concentrate on the lead character's drinking problems and if his boss is gonna believe the star characters visions again, and again and again.

This is a pretty good movie that is obviously made fore TV and should stay there.

But with just a little more effort it could have been a very good movie.

It's good, but its just not making it. How ever its not a waste of time.

But it could have been so much more !!!!!

I just watched this movie and It was worth it.

A PR consultant couple runs a upcoming agency but things go sour when a planed partner wants to take over the firm by spreading false murder plans involving hitmens. Even the successful couple plans to murder each other when everything go wrong.

The plot is great and the production as well even do the story takes a while to get a truthfully grip on. Tara Reid who has the lead role is more pretty than talented but it works. The movie could have been great but it doesn't really grab you. The end of the movie lifts the hole picture and its not a waste of time at all.

See this movie!

"To love someone" is a dark movie about a modern and important subject, women who are beaten by there partners. But this movie dares to enlighten the difficult questions why some womens seems to be drawn into destructive relationships and instead of choosing a way out rather walks right in to the obvious danger. To love someone, is a movie about self destructive behavior and it will make you wanna rip of your hair and scream.

After a stormy relationship Lena finds a new life in her new husband Alf. Her old boyfriend Hannes who is serving jail time for long time abuse to Lena is sent free from jail and against all common sense a new relationship begins.

The director Ake Sandgren dares to provoke and take the movie in to the dark sides of human behavior. The movie works well tanks to the writer Kim Aakessons wonderful book and the actors Sofia Ledarp (Lena) and Jonas Karlsson (Hannes) and Rolf Lassgards (Alf) impressive acting.

To love someone, shows that love isn't logical at all and contains decisions that will effect your life for ever. You become the sum total of all the decisions you ever make in your life, no matter if it was a very bad one.

If you take a pretty god director like Griff Furst and put it in to a blender with 2 million dollars and a promise to promote the upcoming actor Christopher Atkins you pretty much got the picture of this production.

The theme is something like a mixture of Jurazic Park and "The Gate". But in this case it really don't make it. Soldiers from a experiment gone bad are sent back in time and back to the present comes with them a TIRANIUS SOURIUS REX. Could ya believe it? This is a good movie to watch if your on a hangover and wants to fall asleep without loosing the contents of the movie. Like a Rambo nr5.

It's not a bad picture but I would pay more for the popcorn than I would do fore the ticket.