I Love You (2016) User Reviews

Totally unrealistic characters

[svanholm-359-684511 · 1/10 · 8 June 2017]

Very bad movie. None of the characters felt real at all. I guess the script is to blame. Totally unrealistic from start to finish. Zero respect for the audience. One good scene at the hospital does not save this movie from disaster. When a scene starts you know were it is going before anyone has done anything.

Total cräp

[tomchi · 1/10 · 23 May 2021]

One of the worst movies ever made. Total waste of everyone's time. Don't watch it.

Swedes are terrible at light comedy

[qui_j · 1/10 · 8 June 2022]

This is just terrible. The characters are unrealistic and farcical, and the script is a poor copy of American humor. Done Swedish style, it all falls flat. When they do other types of comedies with less "farcical" characters like Rita or Bonus Family, it works. This does not! It's really, really bad!

I Enjoyed "I Love You"

[VintageSoul56 · 7/10 · 22 March 2018]

I was wondering what to watch on Netflix streaming. I had already bypassed this movie a few times. There was nothing else that I was interested in, so I thought, why not try it? I enjoyed it. Yes, it's like a few American divorcing couples cliché comedies and sometimes I enjoy those too. I know that the Swedish film industry makes many types of movies. I am most familiar with Ingmar Bergman who was pretty philosophical and dark. So, for me, "I Love You" was refreshing. I have always liked Max von Sydow. Now I have a new Swedish actor that I like, Bjorn Kjellman.I thought that he was funny as the nerdy husband, Gustaf. I watched some of Bjorn's interviews on YouTube and he's nothing like the character he plays. He's funny and outgoing. I like his persona and the man can sing. I like Christine Meltzer as Marianne. I thought that she was very natural in manner and looks. I enjoyed the ending. A little surprise.

Regular...

[RosanaBotafogo · 7/10 · 19 September 2022]

A neurotic husband struggles to win back the affections of his wife when she asks for a divorce from their conventional and sexless marriage. When the wife wants a divorce, the neurotic husband struggles to come to terms with what has happened and how to get his old life back.

More of the same, a couple of 300 years married, they decide to get divorced in middle age, and each one goes to his side, doing what he wants, preferably with young people (fair), running out of time, and living all the time lost, at a certain point one begins to feel jealous of the other and in the end they decide to be happily ever after together (or divorced), like so many other clichés, cute, but predictable...

It's a small world & family secrets eventually come out

[kjohoy · 8/10 · 22 April 2018]

I was trying to find a nice relaxing movie to watch on a Saturday afternoon. I came across this a few times on Netflix and thought I'd try it. I found this film to be realistic when it comes to divorce, not all divorces are about Infidelity and cheating, sometimes one just wants something different in life and or more. This movie touches that topic. Great characters, all were likable and added to the story.