Paolo_UK

This feels like a very long and dull 'lifestyle' video, all bold colours, modern art, 'AirBnB' flats, 'Visit Spain' locations, Instagrammable clothes and nice (but not very original) shots. And past the style there is almost no substance. The script is bad, illogical, not believable and formulaic with more phoney coincidences than in a telenovela. The acting is stiff and cold with characters that do not inspire any feelings. 30 years as lovers, mothers, daughters, friends and they do not seem to share anything at all other than their very nice flats and houses? Compared to some previous Almodovar movies this feels like a dull visual exercise with no passion, no humour and very few ideas.

This is a pointless and irritating mockumentary about nothing. All revolves around the most annoying, pretentious, vacuous French men in the world; a talentless guy with a grating accent doing nothing and talking forever without saying anything at all.

Yes, I do get the satire on the world of contemporary art, but the 10 final minutes are more than enough (and I wish they were a bit meaner) and the previous 70 minutes are just very, very boring.

Bansky's art is often great, but he should really stick to his guns and remain completely anonymous and invisible. If this movie shows his real personality he is just another snob East London twit

This movie is very, very dull. I think for a movie that deals with loss, love, families and death it is incredibly cold and not involving with standard acting and too much irrelevant dialogue. I can not understand other comments about deep philosophical meaning and original approach - it is not a Hollywood rom-com, but it is very very shallow and banal (love ends, families are families, honest talking is difficult). There are a few moments that are just irritating and pointless (the song over the telephone, jumping in the Seine, successfully chatting up girls in the street)

It is not a good movie and it is not a bad one - it is just very forgettable