Under the Eiffel Tower

Dreadful, badly executed from start to finish. A clear demonstration that even the shallowest of roles require some acting skills in order to deliver something that doesn't cause me to cringe and groan.

I'll give the directors some credit, it did have a decent storyline. A man going through a middle age crisis goes on a holiday in France and makes spontaneous choices in the hope of feeling better about himself. He eventually makes his way to a vineyard where he falls in love with the owner. Not a terrible story but it lacked excitement, good characters and enthusiasm and almost everything that a good romance movie needs.

This is a nice story ...the only problem I found .. the lead actor was not right for the part ,if you had a well known actor in lead it would be brilliant , it was just a strange mix of actors ! Shame because it had potential .... also what about the title??? Not really about the film

We liked it. Yes, it is predictable, and follows a pretty standard plot line. But, the acting is adequate, and the actors make it fun. Yes, the drink a lot of wine, but it is set mostly in a vineyard, after all.

There is very little about this movie that is enjoyable. Mostly improvised dialogues, embarrassingly bad jokes, bad acting, badly written amateurish mess. Non likeable characters apart from the Scottish guy.

I really enjoyed the premise and the way the story moves in France. The main male actor and the actress both deliver really well. There were romantic moments in the movie which are definitely the highlight. Yes, the sudden rather quick ending could have been gradual but not complaining. Don't go by the low rating here. It's an enjoyable romantic comedy.

It's a reasonable premise for a story: midlife crisis leads to trip to France, with a chance meeting leading to romance. But the actors are terrible. Worst Scottish accent prize, no characters believable, over acting by everyone. It's not even "so bad it's good". It's just bad.