Hotel de Love

1996
R
1h 35min

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Los hermanos gemelos conocen a una novia de la infancia en un hotel de mal gusto y redescubren su amor mientras renuevan su competencia por su afecto.Los hermanos gemelos conocen a una novia de la infancia en un hotel de mal gusto y redescubren su amor mientras renuevan su competencia por su afecto.Los hermanos gemelos conocen a una novia de la infancia en un hotel de mal gusto y redescubren su amor mientras renuevan su competencia por su afecto.

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6.0/10

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7/10

Enjoyable time-killer

Most Australian comedies that I have seen have disappointed me because their seemingly mandatory quirkiness is instantly supposed to be funny. For me at least, weird behaviour does not necessarily equal big laughs. "Hotel de Love" seemed to be a little less quirky, and perhaps that is why I liked it. That is not to say that this is without flaws, for it has one big one. But even though this film spends too much time showing the LEAST interesting couple, the other relationships are sufficiently interesting to overcome this mistake. I can't call this anything great, but it is certainly a pleasant way to kill some time.

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A subplot involving Susan (the girl behind the counter) and Matt (a worker at the hotel) was cut. Matt gives Melissa some boxer shorts that cost $20. She doesn't have the money, but he lets her go, saying that she owes him. Throughout the movie, Matt was supposed to pop up at inopportune moments asking for the $20. It seems Susan wanted a physical symbol of their love. Matt never gets the $20. They fight, and by the end of the film, he gets Melissa's necklace from Rick. Director Craig Rosenberg cut this subplot because it was not totally necessary.

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Stephen: I don't get bananas. They're green for about a week, then they're ripe for about 12 minutes before going brown and mushy forever. Sometimes I can't go out because I'm waiting for my bananas to turn ripe.
Allison: I know what you mean.