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Kelli reviews "I Love You, I Love You Not"
If you like Claire Danes, you'll like this movie. She gives a very moving performance as Daisy, an adolescent who is ignored by her parents and enjoys spending time with her cool grandmother. Julia Stiles, Jude Law, and James Van Der Beek also appear. I enjoyed this film because it deals with something we all go through directly or indirectly in our lives--judging people because of what they are, not who they are. Claire's performance, as always, is magnetic and real.

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Not bad.....
I admit....the only reason I rented this movie at first was to see Jude Law. I must say it was a movie worth watching if you are interested in romance or drama movies or if you are interested in one of the leading cast members (i.e. Jude Law, James Van Der Beek, or Clare Danes). I must admit this movie's plot was a weak one. The Holocaust was really out of place in this plot. I found that it would have been better as a "coming of age" story for the main character Daisy. I can relate to her struggles and her triumphs (I've been through and still going through the whole nine yards....except I never dated the man of my dreams). I think this movie could have been better written, but nevertheless it is a decent movie.

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Interesting in idea, but fell through slightly...
I liked this movie...alot, but it could have been alot better. Claire Danes, Jeanne Moreau, and Jude Law did excellent jobs. The problem wasn't in the acting, and wasn't really in the dialogue. the problem was taht at times it was hard to follow and some parts felt unresolved or unexplained. It would have been nice to see more of the relationship between Law's and Danes' characters. It also would have been nicer to have just a bit more on Law's character on his own and why he went with Danes' character. The dreams and quasi-flashbacks were also very hard to follow. Maybe if the movie had been longer and given a cleaner, but not necassarily perfect feel it would have been better. the anti-semetic letters she get and the reason for the break-up isn't very clear and if we had been able to see more than a few temporary moments of her relationship with her parents then we'd get a bigger picture of the character's problems.

I'd suggest it to anyone who is a fan of Claire Danes or Jude Law. Or just a good movie.