Toscana (2022)

It's such a boring movie that you can't watch it even if you wanted to. A disjointed and boring script and no facial expressions. Netflix, why do you make movies like this?

Fmovies: It's a perfect little movie and the point made is lost on other reviewers. It's about soul. It's about slowing down. It's about the pursuit of happiness often leads us to unhappiness and what would really make us happy is right in front of us!

The summary is really all you need. As others have noted the scenery is lovely. The acting is forced and rushed.

Just skip this one and watch A Good Year.

Toscana fmovies. A story of changing your life unexpectedly and falling in love in Tuscany is certainly an attractive storyline, particularly if you fantasize doing the same. The movie was good, however I expected it to be a light romantic comedy. After the movie I felt quite depressed after the movie even though it ended well. It was a little too heavy, that's just my personal taste. So, it's not a feel good Holiday or A Good Year movie. But I recommend. I like the interchange of languages, it's authentic to how we can exchange in Europe, sometimes speaking two or three languages in a conversation.

I liked three things about this movie: the food; the gorgeous landscapes of Toscana; and Cristiana dell'Anna, who was so memorable in Gomorra, and who still managed to tug at my heart in this venture. Unfortunately the script fell far short of the photography and the cast, and that ruined things for me.

There are no surprises after the first 15 minutes. If you've ever seen a movie about a chef, or any rom-com whatsoever, you know what's coming next.

A better story and more plausible characters would have helped a lot, but as written, neither Theo nor Sophia made any sense to me. I hope Cristiana dell'Anna gets better parts in better movies very soon!

As a Dane, Anders Matthesen is an insitution in himself; he is one of the most wellknown stand-up comedians we have in our country, and to see him tackle on a more serious role is quite refreshing. Also, I am quite a foodie myself, working as a food prepper at a deli and as a home cook/food blogger, and to me the highlight of the movie was showcasing Tuscan cuisine as well as the beauty of Tuscany. However, the script and plot of the movie was not very spectacular in execution and felt kind of tired after a while, and while some of the characters were quite likeable, in the end they made a lot of choices that didn't really make any sense.