So tonight for the very first time...

[Magnificentme]

I'm going to watch Love Actually soooooo
Is it a hit or miss ??

I truly loathe this film. So so glad Richard Curtis has stopped writing unutterable crap .

I also loathed, with a passion, Four Weddings but ended up having a grudging soft spot for it once I unraveled the class subplot. But the revolting cow played by Andie McDowall is a serious trial each and every time.

Sorry op, it's a no from me.

Andrew Lincoln.... 🤤

My DS (lovely lad but fairly ordinary looks wise) said that when he went to California, gorgeous women did indeed fawn over him because of his accent.

Cool, did he bring one back as a present for his mate?

That whiny unfunny Jezebel article lost me at complaining at the ‘unexamined privilege’ of setting the opening in an airport

But the revolting cow played by Andie McDowall is a serious trial each and every time.

Is it raining? I haven’t noticed...

I've never seen it, nobody is tempting me here. I may dig out Paddington 2 though, Hugh Grant's masterpiece in my opinion.

Love Emma Thompson in it, the rest of it is fairy harmless take your brain out nostalgic for where I was when I first watched it.

Love it! I only saw it for the first time myself about 2 years ago. It’s in the Bridget Jones category (I love those too)

I love Love Actually. It is my pre Christmas favourite. That and the Grinch of course!

Agree with blackmould on all counts. Paint by numbers, 'will this do', cynical Chrimbo romcom bollocks.

It's bloody awful, not watchable in the same way that Four Weddings or Notting Hill was. You don't get enough time with any of the storylines to really care, and they're just not believable. Except the Emma Thompson one, I suppose. And I do like Hugh Grant.

Gives me the rage and makes me feel decidedly unfestive. Give me Die Hard any day.

So @Magnificentme did you love it or hate it??

I definitely loved it so glad I watched it 👍

👏👏👏

jelly it doesn't say that though, does it

Liam Neeson is bummed out because his wife just died. This storyline is uncomfortable because just six years after he filmed these scenes Liam Neeson’s real-life wife actually tragically died. I kind of feel like having to watch Liam Neeson goof his way through this vacant, sentimental pap is insulting to the memory of Natasha Richardson. I also kind of feel like Love Actually did that on purpose, somehow, using time travel and/or necromancy. I’m against it

Oh come on. The article completely lost me here.

Dreadful garbage.....don't forget the popcorn

Great easy watching film with so many funny moments.

It's terrible, but I genuinely let out a little squee when Thomas Sangster appeared on screen. And I love Alan.

I hate it, especially the treatment of the female characters.

@Disfordarkchocolate, Love Actually makes Paddington 2 look like Citizen Kane.

It’s light entertainment with a decent enough sound track .

I believe it’s possible to make light entertainment without shoe-horning in quite so much casual misogyny.