Dot the I (2003)

First of all, the script was perfect, Actings were charming. it was really i need to say it was a movie to watch your eyes locked on screen.. Maybe because i love surprises in story, it really made me feel pleased. this movie gave me what i want from a scenario. i also love Gael Garcia too much. I watch him in Love's a bitch, and bad education. i think he is a wonderful actor. thanks to everyone who has a part, making this film.

i recommend this great art of work to everybody. it really needed to be seen.

a great piece of art.

Fmovies: I must say I was very surprised by this movie. I have my TV on as I work on pc, and I almost never watch it, when this movie started I found it intriguing somehow. At first I thought it's just another romance teen movie, but something wasn't right.. I like to get surprised by a movie and there are not many movies that did that, I hate when I can easily predict things. At the end I was wondering how come I haven't heard of this movie before and than it hit me, offcourse - this is not a stupid Hollywood movie

another proof that world is so stupid, most great/intelligent movies go unnoticed

'Dot the I' is a very original, cool movie. Matthew Parkhill's direction took some getting used to, but it suited the story wonderfully. It was well cast and the acting was superb, though James D'Arcy was the standout. I was only able to see it once, and that was a shame. Once is not enough. 'Dot the I' is the kind of movie that sticks with you and gets under your skin. I am waiting with baited breath for the DVD release. I do hope this movie is not forgotten come award season. Such an incredible concept should be recognized in some way. Do yourself a favor and rush out to see 'Dot the I' if at all possible. You won't regret it.

Dot the I fmovies. I waited a day to post a comment to let the movie "sit" with me a while.

First, the acting throughout is excellent. You can't take your eyes off any of the characters, which are richly developed and complex - for the first two-thirds of the movie.

Then the characters become two dimensional, and I ceased to care as much what happens to them - not because of the acting, but because of the plot. Characters with which we identify act in ways that are incongruous and we lose connection with them.

At that point, the plot remains interesting, but it's almost as if we were dwelling inside the story and now we've been pushed out. We still want to know what happens next, but now we're distracted by the distance between us and the characters. But maybe that's the whole point - that people act in ways we don't expect given the situations they face.

It's a good movie and I'd recommend a viewing. As I said the acting is excellent and the plot is very solid - what you think is one thing may actually be another - but there aren't any holes. Just the opposite.

It's just that the first part (the love triangle) is so engaging that some of the plot twists that follow are annoying.

I would still recommend this film. Don't listen to critics anyway - obviously people really loved this film 100% - you might also.

I saw "Dot the I" at the Arsenals film festival in Riga and I wanted to post my opinion - the movie is excellent! Actors are great and the plot is unpredictable! This is the movie that shows that real art and really good movie isn't about huge budget. It's about screenplay, actors, passion...

Screenplay - until the last minute I was twisted again and again... Actors - Carmen (Natalia Verbeke) had an excellent accent and is simply beautiful, Kit (Gael García Bernal) - superb, and Barnaby (James D'Arcy) - he played so well so that I even started to hate him (of course, I understand that this is a movie!) And finally - passion - the movie is full of it!

If you have a chance to see this movie, don't miss it!

A thrilling & provocative story with an ending you'll never predict. We saw the film at Sundance 2003 and in our opinion it stood out among the 30 some films we saw as one of the best. Gael García Bernal once again gives a fantastic performance along with the rest of the superb cast.