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Love Actually 2003
description written by member Zara:
An ensemble comedy that tells 10 separate (but intertwining) London love stories, leading to a big climax on Christmas Eve. One of the threads follows the brand-new, unmarried Prime Minister (Hugh Grant) of the United Kingdom, who, on his first day in 10 Downing Street, falls in love with the girl (Martine McCutcheon) who brings him his tea. Denise Richards, Alan Rickman, Keira Knightley and Rowan Atkinson co-star.
| MPAA Rating: | R |
| Running Time: | 135 minutes |
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| Love Actually Movie Review by Ben (12/27/2010) |
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Now whereas your average romantic comedy focuses on one relationship which goes through from its wonderful beginning to its horrific breakup and then back together again, "Love Actually" instead focuses on relationships between eight couples. So basically, we get to love in all its various stages from were it is just...
(complete Love Actually review by Ben)
Watching this film, I couldn't help notice that life imitates art, with Liam Neeson suffering the loss of his wife, and now having to raise a young son (Thomas Sangster). He was, of course, simply magnificent.
The real attraction for me was, of course, Hugh Grant. No, I am not gay, but I love that guy in everything he...
(complete Love Actually review by Movie Addict)
| Love Actually Movie Review by Bobby B (2/4/2008) |
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Love Actually is an anomaly. In this age of post-nihilist cynicism, rampant materialism and stimulation addiction here is a movie that simply likes its characters. It's a movie about love which right away makes it un-hip and un-edgy. It sets itself up right in the beginning with its short opening monologue that...
(complete Love Actually review by Bobby B)
| Love Actually Movie Review by Filmkiller (8/29/2007) |
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To write a review about this movie is almost impossible, as it catalogs the loves and losses of about twenty people and plays out like a series of short films connected loosely - if at all (there is no connection between some of the characters, particularly Bill Nighy's has-been rocker and his agent).
Among those in the...
(complete Love Actually review by Filmkiller)
I love me a quirky Brit com, and you add Xmas with Hugh Grant and stir in a little Bill Nighy singing? I am so there.
Martin Freeman is a sex scene stand in, Chiwetel Ejiofor is there, Emma Thompson cries along to a Joni Mitchell song.
There are few movies that are so specifically designed for me to love them, but...
(complete Love Actually review by Jessica Film Junkie)
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