Ma douce et odieuse amie

This movie touched me a lot. One of the characters is supposed to be evil and the other meek and submissive. What happens now that many of us were like that, raised by our parents to be positive, helpful and kind, while in school hierarchy that doesn't earn you any respect, power or popularity.

I wish I have seen this movie when I was a teen, so I would understand better the dynamics and act badder, so I wouldn't regret being so optimistic. In this movie the evil girl is supposed to ruin the nice one, but she ends up helping her to find her self esteem.

Good funny movie I found on Netflix. Perfect to spend a good evening and to forget everyday life problems. Actors and scenario are corrects too. Give it a try, you won't regret it !

Satans daughter as the central theme

--No pot, no drugs, no getting drunk, ciggies turn out to be bad No gutter sex, no LGBT, no pervasive Language

--Some good chuckles throughout and a feel good movie

--Acting is pretty good across the board, and the singing is good (wish there had been more singing)

--This movie was NOT put out by a modern Hollywood

--Please bring in more of this kind of stuff into the USA ,world, because we can't get this anymore in this country

--thnx.

I haven't seen many German movies. I liked some of them, others were just fair. This one is really good and smart. It's one of those movies which makes you smile at the end. Although the end and many actions may seem predictable for many experienced viewers, the movie is witty and funny. The devil's daughter has to turn someone good into a bad person, and then her father sends her to the house of a very kind naive and silly girl who does not have a boyfriend. Right at the beginning, you can see that the bad girl willl have a hard time trying to turn that sweet girl into a wicked one. There's never a boring part. The pace is good and entertainement. It's just worth every piece of your time. Much better than a lot of nice American romcoms.

The jokes and acting are superb.

I really enjoyed it - first film that stopped me reading my phone and pay attention since lockdown.