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When I first watched this series when it came out I already found it funny, witty and at times I could really see some of my own family life in the interactions between the actors. But now that I've watched the show a second time I'm only now starting to begin to realise its sheer brilliance. The characters became that more real to me, Simon's awkwardness is at times (all the time actually) really endearing, the way the grandmother just tries to keep everyone happy reminds me a lot of my own grandmother... It's definitely worth your time to watch it and then maybe let it sink in and watch it again some time later and come to the same realisation as me: Grandma's house is a magnificent series and it just keeps getting better as the episodes progress!

This movie is not that special, but I liked it. It's all about 4 people who at first have nothing to do with each other, but they all meet each other during the film. It's a bit confusing because the movie jumps in time a lot. From one scene to another, suddenly a year has passed. That wasn't a good idea for the film, I think. The actors played good and convincing, but I didn't care so much for some of the dialogs, because they were a bit exaggerated. But other dialogs were touching and made you think about it. The end was a bit surprising, when you hear Alice's real name which she said earlier in the movie. The film is rather depressing and I would recommend to people with pangs of love not to go and see it. So, my general vision of this movie is that it is good, but nothing more.