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This movie is fantastic, it really is a shout movie! I had so hard never really cried for a movie like "Until Forever"! It's a really compelling movie and you really go all the way into the story for during the 2nd part! The time during the last Dinner is recited a speech that is so catchy that you really so hard get a headache from the screaming not normal! It is really best movie I have ever seen and also the most gripping film! Really clever of what the actors have put in this movie! In the cinema was really the audience to shout! This movie is really fantastic !! Unbelievable !! The film is really worth !! xxx

I was curious about this movie and was disappointed. It attempts to commercially abuse a terrible disease. The drama is bad. The actors are highly unlikeable characters and the story filmed unconvincingly. To add "humor", they include a long racist scene in a Chinese restaurant in attempt to be funny. The actor on the right side of the table even gives a hostile look to the Chinese waiter, while the character on the left says some more racist jokes. The whole movie was an insult to MS patients. The movie did not increase sympathy, but uses MS as a way to make people watch it. I totally regret watching this lame movie. Very bad. Not recommended.

I had very great expectations about this movie but boy was this film a big disappointment. Let me further explain what I dislike about this movie. The strong point of the movie is that it is based upon real events. The film itself however really lacks the building up of the drama. There were some rare good scenes particularly towards the end of the movie. A missed opportunity. It could have been far more exciting if we sometimes got a view of the world seen thru the eyes of the main character. The moment he says he only sees one half of what he sees then this fact is not very convincing to us as we do no see what he sees at that very instance.

Three friends, a life, a career. And then the diagnose of m.s., a non-terminal disease. A disease, or maybe dis- ease. Suffering, everyday a bit more dis-ease. Fighting for a law to choose between life an death, to quit rather than to get sacked by life. For the right to die. And using that law as one of the first. Humor and tears. About success and defeat. A film, once seen, that can't be denied. After a real life story. I could tell more, but I think it is better to leave it to the audience

If "beefhead" earned an Oscar nomination, this one earns 2 Oscars. One for the story and one for the actor. Maybe also one for the photography.

This movie really touches all the dimension of our human existence. Tears and laughter. The lightness of being in perfect balance with the tragedy of human life. Top class actors and a director that only evokes adoration for such a beautiful scenario. The life of a cheerful young man Mario - a successful political career ahead of him- get into a turmoil of emotions when he hears he suffers from Multiple sclerosis. Surrounded by his best friends -one of them a medical doctor- they try to make him understand that life is worth living, no matter in what condition. But the character of Mario is determined: he wants to die when he decides the quality of life is not adequate anymore. Through is political contacts, he succeeds to make euthanasia a law under strict circumstances(second country in Europe)and he is the first one to finally use this law. The end is absolutely touching and impactive. It makes you reflect about your own life and all the things you care for. This is a must-see if you believe in life.