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This movie is fine for what it is. That doesn't mean that it is good, but when you take the demographic into account, I would say that it is objectively better than the original movies of the 80s (which, outside of the fandom, are pieces of crap) and a totally ok kid's movie. The scenography and attention to detail in the aesthetics are great. 5/10

This movie is based on the French movie "Nikita", which is better in my opinion. The original is more believable, subtler, and a bit grittier. The remake contains unnecessary changes which make the movie seem less real. It's not a worthless watch, but the original is better, and I don't see a lot of reasons why you would watch an inferior film.

This movie has gotten rather good reviews, and I struggle to understand why. It's trying to be witty and insightful, but it falls flat with bad, shallow acting and a predictable plot. The movie is trying to convey the message that transvestites (and I would assume people in general) should be accepted as they are by society, and that's all well and good, but it lacks a deeper meaning. Rolf Lassgård, Lene Endre, Nour El-Refai and Ralph Carlsson all give solid performances, but with the rest of the cast I'm left wondering what I'm really watching. Hedda Stiernstedt's character is behaving more like a spoiled fourteen-year-old than the twenty-eight-year-old woman she is meant to portray, and the villagers are extremely plastic and unreal. I guess that "Min pappa Marianne" is watchable if you have some time to kill, but for me it's nothing more than that. Because of the aforementioned reasons, I really can't rate this movie higher than four stars out of ten.