Love Beat the Hell Outta Me

I just checked this film out last night. My wife fell asleep on it, guess mainly because its a "guy film". This movie had an interesting approach, but the dialogue got very redundant. At one point I wasnt able to tell if the characters were trying to be poetic or what? The movie was very basic, an low-budget- BUT, I like those type of films that do not direct alot of many into special affects and props. I recommend this movie to a group mature fellas looking to just kick back and trip off of other mens thoughts.

I had no idea what was going on until the 5th or 6th time I viewed this long, dry movie. It was like a twisted Shakespearian diatribe gone horribly wrong. It was one long, twisting poetic farce with no rhyme or reason behind the characters. No depth what so ever or maybe it was so deep that I just got lost. Don't watch it.

This was one of the worst movies I've ever seen in my life. They said this was the man's answer to Waiting to Exhale...All I'm going to say is that we really didn't respond at all. I couldn't believe that it was actually made. The director should choose another profession, because he can't make a movie. The script wasn't good. It made no sense and was very messy. Bet movies are much better than this was, and I was horribly disappointed to see the talented actor Terrence in this bad excuse of a movie. If I could turn back the hands of time I wouldn't go back to Media Play to never buy the movie, I would just keep it wrapped sitting on the shelf, instead of wasting my time watching it.

In the process of boring you with the wordy, rambling storyline and the complete absence of character development, it manages to enforce a few negative black stereotypes out there. At one point I was wondering if Jesse Helms co-wrote the screenplay.

From a unique perspective from the men for a change. I got to see what men are thinking and feeling when they experience a break-up. Stylishly written and directed by Kennedy Goldsby. There are knockout performances by Glenn Plummer as the lead... as well as a standout performance by Terrance Howard before he was "Terrance Howard" - Oscar nominated for "Hustle and Flow." I saw this film after Hustle and Flow and I can really see in Terrance's performance in this film that the director was able to capture that special something in Terrance Howard that was destined to realize. Terrance shows a fierce sensuality that I love ;) BRAVO!!!