To Hell with Love

This was an awesome little romantic comedy with a ton of cool little twists and turns. Nice chemistry and acting, especially the guy who played Nick - he stole every scene. And I wanted to see more of Bobby Brooklyn - he was funniest thing. It reminded me of the Brothers McMullen - but more for women and more fun. Bravo!

This film was a winner at three different film festivals and it is incredibly difficult to see why. The story was not terrible but rather formulaic therefore if it had been made better it could have been a hit. However the acting, the filming, the lighting, the editing all fall miserably short. Whilst I understand it was made on a small budget it reminded me of a bad eighties TV-movie rather than an award winning independent film from the late nineties. It is not the worst film I have ever seen but rather a film that was incredibly mundane a veritable a non-entity. Even simply spending three dollars to see it was much too much and sitting through until the end was a fabulous sleep inducer. You will find certain moments within the film amusing and a breath of fresh air but in the long run it is not memorable at all.

I really liked this film. It was well written and well acted by a fresh bunch of new names. I recommend everyone sees this movie!

It made my wife and I laugh & smile...best $7 investment i made in a long time. It goes to show that you don't have to spend a lot of money to make a good film. Thanks for a good time.

Every now and again, an unsung film is found that's like a fine diamond. A true find, "To Hell With Love" is actually one of the funnier films of the year. Who can't identify with the plight of this main character? "To Hell With Love" signals the emergence of a true talent in writer/director Karl Kozak, who has fashioned this slice-of-life tale with great humor and poignancy.