Die einzig wahre Liebe

I really liked this movie because it was so romantic. Characters Mike and Dana meet during an accident. After they meet again, they fall in love, and discover they have a lot in common, despite the fact that they were engaged to other people who had nothing in common with them. Eventually, Mike and Dana and their fiancé(e)s amicably part ways, and then became an item even taking orphan, Corey in with them. David Hasselhoff and Terry Farrell were the best in this movie,as were the other cast members. I think they would have made a great couple in real life. I even hope this movie will come out in a DVD someday. This is a recommended movie for all true lovers.

What a wonderful movie! The perfect way to spend a Friday afternoon. I was persuaded to watch this movie by my girlfriend, who as a native German is naturally a lifelong Hasselhoff fan, and I am glad she did.

This movie has a warm feel to it all the way through, a gripping tale of romance and true love played brilliantly by a talented cast.

Although the story is fairly predictable it does not detract from its entertainment. I found it hard to take my eyes off of the screen, the only disappointment was that I watched this on a UK TV channel that had adverts breaking up the action. If I could find this film on DVD I would buy it without hesitation. Sadly this is clearly a TV movie and it may only pop up on my screen once in a blue moon. If you see this listed in your TV guide, set the video recorder, QUICK!

The Hoff is perfect as the romantic lead, and his fellow actors make this movie just wonderful! Watch this if you get the chance, its Hofftastic!!!

I agree with all the previous comments- Every thing clicked in this movie for me. Lots of twist and turns. One of those movies that I can watch over and over - and have since I made a copy of it (If anyone needs a copy of this let me know - I recorded it digitally off a satellite feed and can make good copies).

This reminded me of another movie - The Last Fling - back in the 1980's, starring Connie Sellecca and John Ritter. Another light romantic comedy you can watch over and over. The ending in both very similar.

Back in the day, like when THIS movie was directed and produced, well, the title says it all. I've seen it once so far and have never forgotten it. And frankly, I won't add spoilers. It was so refreshing to find a truly loving movie that isn't just filled with the same old sugary stuff ad nauseum...I have been waiting for years to SEE THIS AWESOME MOVIE AGAIN! All I can say is: Don't miss this movie: you will not be disappointed. It is One True Feelgood.

I'm not surprised at all to find that the director, Lorraine Senna Ferrara, was second assistant director on Somewhere in Time (1980). Unrelated as they are, both movies have the same kind of feeling. Girl movie, chick flick - it doesn't matter. This one really grabs you.

I did not see it from the beginning, and will be on the lookout for its being shown in the future. The girls are cute and hot, and my only complaint is that Hasselhoff is actually a terrible kisser on screen. Thank goodness the girls in the movie are better at it.

Finley and Roberts are great too. This is a keeper. Small movie made for TV, girl movie chick flick, but it's great. Highly recommended.