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[font=Century Gothic]After all, how many start like this: Jonas(Anders W. Berthelsen), a crime scene photographer, is dying in the middle of the street on a rainy night with his ... read more
Anders W. Berthelsen,
Rebecka Hemse,
Nikolaj Lie Kaas,
Charlotte Fich,
Dejan Cukic
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Nightwatch director Ole Bornedal returns to quicken the pulse of thriller fans with this genre-bending tale of a crime scene photographer and family man who is violently shaken out of his suburban mal... read more
DVD Release Date: May 5, 2009
Stats: 155 reviews
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Flixster Reviews (155)
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January 11, 2009
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July 27, 2011
A mesmerizing noir thriller. It grabs your attention from the opening scenes: three "love stories" which may not be quite what they seem... the clever plot will keep you glued to the screen until the ending credits. The cinematography is absolutely amazing - the car crash scene i... read more
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January 29, 2010
Swedish film noir? It's composed mostly as a Hollywood thriller or romance, with dark edges. Very punky beginning. I think I've seen or read a similar plot before, but great and tangential nevertheless. Mistaken identity, amnesia, infidelity, reincarnation (?). The crash scene is... read more
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September 22, 2008
This plays out like some alternate reality version of While You Were Sleeping, in which nobody really cares about the romantic comedy part, and instead wants to see the characters run through a darkly emotional wringer. The cast is quite good; everyone gets some nice character m... read more
Critic Reviews
You can see this Danish offering as a sardonic update of familiar noir material, or simply as the story of the midlife crisis of a guy who wishes -- or dreams, or dreads -- that he's living out a gran... Full Review
[Bornedal] steers his mistaken-identity story in a more generic direction. Full Review
I suspect anyone who went for last year's foreign-language pulp fiction of choice, Tell No One, will be rewarded by Ole Bornedal's latest. Full Review
It's interesting that two of the best thrillers of the last several months, Tell No One and Just Another Love Story, have come from Europe. Full Review
A creative mix of horror, noir and psychological thriller. At times the story defies logic, but viewers who can accept that will find themselves caught up in the film's intensity. Full Review
As Just Another Love Story zigzags between austere realism (the scenes of Jonas and his family) and surreal gore, you have the not unpleasant sense of being taken for a ride. Full Review
Beneath all the dazzling cinematography, propulsive score and overcommitted acting, I found this movie an affecting, mordant comedy about male midlife crisis in its most extreme form. Full Review
Bertelsen's puffy sheepishness isn't involving enough to distract from the routine plot perforations. Full Review
Contrived excess is rarely as entertaining as it is in the ironically titled Just Another Love Story, a furiously overheated romantic thriller from Danish writer-helmer Ole Bornedal. Full Review
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