F*ck l'amour, toujours!

I blame myself because I pushed "play" on the TV. The poor acting, obvious casting and empty, confused script leave little left to enjoy or latch on to. The home shopping networks are far more entertaining!

This is a terrible film...two upsides they are speaking Dutch (desperate for some Dutch content on Netflix) and it had a gorgeous Ibiza setting for part of the film.

There is some terrible cheesy acting and some badly drawn characters...like the ex who simultaneously impregnated two women and refuses to grow up...and the current two love interests...I am not sure she makes the best decision there.

I guess this is supposed to be a romantic comedy, but I found it more painful than funny. Can't recommend unless like me you are desperate for Dutch content and even then you are forewarned.

Half way through the movie we realized that this isn't a movie. It's just a bunch of scenes that play after each other. The story is predictable and feels like I've seen this many times before. It doesn't help that part of the scenes were shot on this overrated Ibiza, again. The acting of nearly all cast members is terrible. For instance, why is the fortune teller speaking in English with a Dutch accent talking to a Dutch woman?

When we wondered how much longer the movie would last, we were only half way, so we turned it off. Sorry to say, but this was a waste of time.

My husband and I were up to a nice movie with sunny vibes. This movie wasn't what we were looking for. Poorly acted by most of the "actors" and weird storyline. My husband and I both agreed: it seams like amateurs made this movie.

Main subjects are: sex, adultery, divorce and oh, did I mention sex? Frenching midday, on the counter of the bar, with other guests still there is not my idea of romance...

Some actors are quite funny, others are just... Mehh...

So, wouldn't waste your time on this one..

Well, of course it is filled with every possible cliche imaginable. If you don't like the romcom genre, you probably wouldn't try watching this movie anyway.

But within the predictable, but sometimes charming genre this is a very bad example. The characters are some of the flattest I've ever seen. Everyone is pretty much a copy of the other one, just disguised with different storylines.

The dialogues are just as bad. Nothing surprises, no original lines. And, quite typically Dutch, everything had to be said out loud, instead of using some actual acting speak for itself or using symbolism. There are so many storylines, even for an ensemble movie, that it's expected to be rushed and with many plot holes.

Maybe two or three actors are decent, but they can't lift up the absolutely poor writing. Please stop using "famous people" in movies, just because they're famous and cast people because of their talent. There is an refreshing idea.