It's All About Love

Strand Releasing | Release Date: October 29, 2004

3.6	USER SCORE Generally unfavorable reviews based on 11 Ratings

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JimSDec 3, 2005

A disjointed attempt at metaphors about love, loss and betrayal. When the movie needs a pseudo-narrator (Sean Penn) to try and explain the movie's meaning then it is lost. And I would think that New Yorkers would be losing their gravity A disjointed attempt at metaphors about love, loss and betrayal. When the movie needs a pseudo-narrator (Sean Penn) to try and explain the movie's meaning then it is lost. And I would think that New Yorkers would be losing their gravity long before Ugandan' s would. Come on!!!!… Expand

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RipW.Dec 8, 2005

Attempts allegory, succeeds as garbage. Really awful. Vintenberg should give the money back. Even while you're watching it, you still can't believe it is so bad -- worse, you can't believe you're watching something so boring.

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DamienDarko777May 6, 2011

Sorry, I wanted to like this because of the talent involved but it turned out to be a boring mess. Scenes plod on too long with no real point and the whole thing ultimately feels empty. It tries to come across as deep but it's really justSorry, I wanted to like this because of the talent involved but it turned out to be a boring mess. Scenes plod on too long with no real point and the whole thing ultimately feels empty. It tries to come across as deep but it's really just incomprehensible.… Expand

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NickTheCritickApr 26, 2022

In 2021, the Earth is at the mercy of violent climatic alterations and unpredictable phenomena that belie the laws of physics. People have learned to live with crazed nature and are no longer surprised by the sudden snow that whitens AmericanIn 2021, the Earth is at the mercy of violent climatic alterations and unpredictable phenomena that belie the laws of physics. People have learned to live with crazed nature and are no longer surprised by the sudden snow that whitens American metropolises in the middle of summer or by the freezing cold that grips Africa, nor are they dismayed when they come across corpses lying on the subway stands or in listening to the bulletins that report hallucinating levitations among the inhabitants of the Third World. The story hangs in a virtuosity as an end in itself. An intellectual exercise on the genres of romantic drama and surreal thrilling that empties the most interesting ideas of the screenplay into an abstract visionary nature and disperses the talent of the willing performers.… Expand

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