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Love Actually (2003)

2003 • 2h 15m • Drama, Comedy • R
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Reviews — Love Actually

Audience write-ups from TMDB

CinemaSerf

7/10
Dec 12, 2023

It isn’t until the film nears its conclusion that we understand how all these characters, each grappling with long-standing or newly discovered romantic issues as Christmas approaches, are connected. Hugh Grant portrays a British Prime Minister, reminiscent of Blair, who develops an interest in his assistant, "Natalie," played by Martine McCutcheon. Liam Neeson, as “Daniel,” is recently widowed and must adjust to the

JPV852

8/10
Dec 10, 2023

I’ve watched this film multiple times throughout the years, and it remains enjoyable. The plot involving Colin Firth felt a little disjointed, but it was pleasant enough. It really boasts an excellent cast—Alan Rickman, Liam Neeson, Bill Nighy, and Hugh Grant were particularly memorable—and has warmth, appeal, and humor that’s suggestive without being vulgar. This is a wonderful film to watch for either Christmas or

Filipe Manuel Neto

8/10
Oct 30, 2022

The movie weaves together numerous storylines, shifting focus from romance as it’s conventionally portrayed to a broader exploration of love in its many forms—and not always pleasant ones. Unlike typical romantic movies that adhere rigidly to a predictable narrative culminating in a wedding and a happily-ever-after, this film seems more interested in examining the feeling of love itself. There are nine separate st

Peter McGinn

7/10
Jul 27, 2021

Love Actually had potential; it seemed poised to be something special. While certain moments and characters resonated with me, the film’s flaws significantly diminished its impact. The movie would have been much better if two storylines were completely removed: the unnecessary and vulgar subplot involving a washed-up singer in a Christmas song contest, and the ridiculous sequence about a man traveling to Wisconsin an

John Chard

8/10
Dec 27, 2015

I don’t know where I'd be without you. The film takes place in London, England, during the weeks leading up to Christmas, focusing on several couples experiencing the ups and downs of relationships. We begin with a narration from Hugh Grant who explains that when he feels overwhelmed by negativity, he thinks about Heathrow airport’s arrivals area—a spot where people meet loved ones returning home, demonstrating

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