She Drives Me Crazy

I thoroughly enjoyed this movie and was touched by the "balloon" scene. It was a pleasant change from all the extravagant explosions and violent shootings that plague the television screen. We all have relationships, but the relationships we have with our relatives can be delicate. This movie explores that delicate relationship realistically, yet the viewer can still chuckle sometimes seeing his or her own quirks and behaviors. It reminded me about what really is important in life. It is so easy to take the people I love for granted and not realize what a gift I've been given. I'm glad I saw this movie as it was a gentle wake-up call to appreciate family even though they sometimes make me "crazy." I'd watch it again.

Well a pleasant surprise. Most of the time I have the story figured out part way through but not this one. I had no idea about what really happened with the brother and what was going on with the sister. A road trip with your brother or sister when you get older might be good for all of us. Yes you may have a spouse or children but these are the ones that usually drive you crazy. A great movie. Accept your family the way they are. I have to admit the title She Drive Me Crazy did not interest me at first. I watched the first 10 minutes and I was hooked. The actors were very good and the scenery is beautiful. The balloon scene is something I would do. Happy New Year.

This was an excellent film, and splendidly presented. For example, one male character, who was the story's "horse's ass," was presented in a logical manner, without being extreme or "over the top;" likewise for a minor character, who made a pass at the sisters at his hotel, who just accepted the rebuff, as likely in real life (instead of doing something outrageous and vengeful, as one would expect from a lot of made-for-TV fare).

The two leads, the previously-estranged sisters, the one's son, the other's former (and caring) ex-husband, and their late brother's former companion, are all thoroughly likable and believable, and present fine performances.

The scenery and locales (all Canadian, of course) were attractive, and, again,all aspects of the story, as it developed for beginning to conclusion, achieved everything which the writer and director would have intended, in the right measure and degree. One could care for the characters, empathize and sympathize, and appreciate the absence of the usual contrivances with which this type of story is often infused, to their detriment.

Not so here. It is also a film which I will enjoy seeing again.

I rated "She Drives Me Crazy" a 10 because it was poignant without being cheesy--a fine line if you ask me. I could relate to the story having three sisters of my own--each of us different. Although they sometimes 'drive me crazy,' I would do whatever it took to help them. I cared about the characters, and the ending was wonderfully symbolic and uplifting. The author obviously wrote with heart, not confined to the ordinary, formulaic TV-movie plot with which we tend to be unceasingly bludgeoned. I was disappointed that the popular 90's song with the same name was not part of this movie. Although the music soundtrack is appealing, if I could add anything, it would be to have the familiar tune "She Drives Me Crazy" by Fine Young Cannibals as perhaps an opening song saving the more beautiful composition for key scenes and the ending/credits.

My wife and I saw this movie and watched it a second time when it replayed. I thought it was very good and thought provoking. The scene with the balloons was very clever. I thought the actors were well casted and the writing was excellent. This is a movie you must see. It is especially meaningful if you have had relationships in your family that are sometimes on the rocks. This movie sort of reminds you not to sweat the small stuff. I am looking forward to this film being released on DVD so I can add it to my library.I also would have to guess this one shows on HBO or some type of premium channel at a later date. I hope it does so people can view it without the commercial interruptions.