When in Venice

Very beautiful movie set in Venice, Italy Truly amazing scenery and excellent soundtrack. Definitely a must-watch.

This movie beautifully captures the charm and romance of Venice, with its stunning canals and timeless architecture setting the perfect backdrop. The story is heartfelt and relatable, following a protagonist's journey that feels both personal and inspiring.

It's a feel-good film that transports you to the heart of Venice, making it a must-watch for anyone who loves travel or dreams of exploring the city. Equal parts charming and visually stunning, it's definitely worth your time.

What a great movie to watch with your significant other.

It really makes you feel like you are exploring Venice with the characters Max and Maria.

I give this two thumbs up. What a a genuine movie with great cinematography!

'When in Venice' is such a pleasant movie, filmed on the streets of this unique italian city. As a viewer, you follow the transformation of the characters and cheer for them. I recommend!

Its a shocker, slow, boring, no real story, the dialogue was just a jumble of meaningless sentences. One of the worst films I have seen this year. It looked like somene walked around Venice with a camera following two people who were instucted to read out some random lines. So a pretty young woman who main job was to walk around with a huge smile with a dour looking bloke with no redeeming features apart from the fact he wasnt a serial killer. Then it comes to an abrupt end the credits roll. At which point my wife comments, well that was @@@ wasnt it. A succinct summary of the film and saves me having to describe it in more detail.

Fell asleep twice, and I wasn't drunk or tired. The girl seems so happy, too happy all the time. Couldn't finish it, so not sure what else to say. Seems like a college student made it for an intro to film class. Not sure what the plot is. Character development is as slow as the movie. Venice is a beautiful city, but very little interaction with native people there makes it seem or feel isolated. Maybe it was all a bad dream at the end. Who knows? If I had not fallen asleep twice, maybe my review would have more merit. I am sorry. But still one of the slowest paced movies ever made! Some may like it, though.