Delicacy

Really wonderful movie. Very funny in a quiet kind of way. And a beautiful way to show how loss can affect a life. Direction, cinematography and acting just great. Audrey Tautou is, as always, just awesome. And her swedish co-worker turns out to be a really funny guy in a very unswedish way :-) Do yourself a favor, watch it.

I loved this movie. Everything about it.

Nice romcom. Nothing special, very basic, but maybe the french style is refreshing when you compare it to the same american romcoms, over and over again.

This is a very engrossing, fast paced, immersive film which I really enjoyed. I liked it for the variety of characters and the fact it seemed to tell a well known characters backstory - I won't say anymore so as not to provide spoilers. For a good bit of escapism, you could do a lot worse than watch this. Its obviously aimed at (and is suitable for) young kids but I reckon adults can enjoy it too. Well, I'm 39 and I really quite enjoyed it. The songs/musical score is good (fun) and the plot I thought was perhaps slightly cheesy but mostly quite interesting and fun. We need more such genuinely fun, escapist films like this in times like these I feel and so I would definitely recommend it to others.

I'm currently stuck three quarters into this idiotically self-satisfied movie trying to debate whether to watch it to the end. The idea that Tatou's character, (too too horribly thin here - somebody feed her) falls for that lumpen buffoon in his beige jumper and overall toothy goofiness is utterly ludicrous and above all, Not In Any Way Entertaining. Apparently we are supposed to find this gauche 'Swede' amusing and 'decent' but that seems to be some kind of in-joke of the director's at the audience's expense. Everyone in this film needed to ask more of themselves - and it. Tragic, but not in a good way.

It starts good, but it loses as it advances.

Deadpan rom-com with a detached style and narrative that makes for a beautiful and sensitivly handled post-bereavement catholicon with a Parisian backdrop.

This is exactly what happens when you do not have good and clear ideas when creating a movie, but still you want to throw them in order to satisfy yourself. If Foenkinos wanted to surprise his audience with highly inexplicable acts, what he actually achieved was a lousy vision to write and direct something. Not only is his mediocrity but that of his characters, who are poor and unconvincing, leading the plot to a turbulent and hectic river of unknown whereabouts. 30/100

Outstanding. Tasteful, extremely engaging, comical, clever.

a slow moving rom-dram about life's 'second chances'