Harockerce
What a beautiful movie!
AniInterview
Sorry, this movie sucks
Bob
This is one of the best movies I’ve seen in a very long time. You have to go and see this on the big screen.
Logan
By the time the dramatic fireworks start popping off, each one feels earned.
maureen-andersson-1
I came across this movie quite by chance on Netflix and decided to watch it because I like the actors who play in it, especially Joaquim De Almeida who is a prolific polyglot (I recommend "La cage dorée" which takes place in Paris and Portugal). And I have enjoyed other films by Norman Jewison such as "Moonstruck". I enjoy a good fairy tale, but I found the heroine in Only You to be more annoying than moving. At least it helped put me to sleep when I was sick in bed!
ally micklegammit
There's not really that much to say about this film. The highlights: Marisa Tomei is adorable, as is Bonnie Hunt. RDJ is his charming self, and he picks out some flowers and picks out accessories and shoes for Marisa. The lowlights: pretty much everything else.
vincentlynch-moonoi
It would be easy to say that this is Marisa Tomei's film, but Robert Downey, Jr. -- particularly during this part of his career -- was a particularly charismatic actor. And, Downey doesn't even come into the film until it is 1/3 over! But, then, to an extent, he dominates the film.Tomei has had a relatively successful career since making this film, but not as successful as I would have predicted, because she is delightful here. And Downey has had a successful film career since his "recovery", but he has never been able to play the somewhat innocent love interest since his problems. And that's unfortunate, because as this film (and "Chances Are") proved...nobody was better at least in this generation of actors (Cary Grant mastered it decades before).The movie is clearly a woman's film, but I still liked it. The plot is clever, with a couple of nice twists, and the theme of destiny is always an interesting one.Bonnie Hunt is charming as the "best friend".If you like romantic films or light comedies, then this is for you. Highly recommended.
grrwuff
...yes, why can't I just take it for what it is? A flimcy-flumcy childish fairytale on hallucinogenics?? Why??? I'll tell You why; it's a complete waste of location(Rome, Italy), talent(Tomei, probably director too), genre(romance) and my time. Not at any time, the director pays any respect to.... -anything. The stressed pace of action, lack of development of character, Rome set as a stereotypic background prop for romance(I love Rome) etc. etc. etc. Stereotypic 19.th century sexual roles without any hint of either adult love affair or sexual attraction. Just a predictable mass Hollywood production. Why does Tomei even consider playing any part of this? (I couldn't watch till the end just utterly crap crap crap- sorry(not)). Watch some Jane Austen(1995 Pride & Prejustice) or just Casablanca, and You'll lose the bad taste of.... crap in your mouth(sorry again). 100% disappointed
