Un amore di prof.!!!

Are you tired of all those boring,stupid,and completly insipid movies about teenagers? I know I am. But I wholeheartedly recommend "My Teacher's Wife", which is a sweet little slice-of life tale about a high school senior (well played by Jason London, in the best performance he has ever given.), who falls in love with the wife (Tia Carrere) of his calculas teacher (a wonderfully detestable Christopher Mc Donald.)

It may sound trashy,but it is excellently done and very insightful on friendship and matters of the heart.I think this movie is an underrated gem and the best teen comedy I have ever seen.

This movie brought back emotions from an exciting era, the 90's. I think it was the music. (Definitely check out some of the artists. One in particular is still at it today as a solo artist who works with his daughter in the band Daisy House.) Tia Carrere was at her most beautiful. The script built relatively complete characterizations. The actors did a great job of demonstrating people each dealing with their own issues in their own self involved way. These movies often resort to cliche, but this movie with it's completely ridiculous title, strives to present things in a much more realistic way. The gags are pretty good, but there is plenty of drama to go along with it. Needless to say, this story is a male fantasy personified. I would easily fall in love with Tia's character in a heartbeat....

This undemanding comedy has some good moments, but in the end, it's a forgettable film. This movie certainly was fun at times, but the story was ordinary and not particularly original. The reasonably well-known cast does a pretty good job, but the script didn't provide them with an abundance of good material. So, I suppose this is a decent choice the next time that you want to see a film, but I still urge you to look for something better.

Despite the risque title (it was actually released under the even worse title My Teacher's Wife in the US), this is a well-acted and entertaining coming-of-age film. Jeffrey Tambor is hilarious, Tia Carrere proves she can actually act, and Zak Orth as the socially awkward sidekick nearly steals the movie. If you're in high school facing the pressures of college or just remember that time well in your nightmares, you'll definitely relate to this one.

To be honest I didn't know what to expect but I loved this movie. I think it was a great romance and that's something unusual for me cause I'm not usually a romantic movie fan. Just wish they had shown if he ended up with her in the end. I think that would have been a great ending to a great romance.