Under the Tuscan Sun

a princess movie? chicks movie? all of this and more, check my movies' profile, I love this movie for the rithm, it just makes me feel excellent, I agree it might not be the best movie ever but is just a... Full review

Under the Tuscan Sun is romantically charged but the film can't keep its shine as it gets further down into the predictable story it follows.... Full review

The story was Okay but, needed a more out there main character to keep it interesting. Thecast was well picked so good acting. Direction I have no comment. Of course the visuals were outstanding its Italy for godsake. Overall I remember... Full review

A magical film. My wife and I loved it. Highly recommended as both a date movie and those wanting to see wonderful acting and wonderful scenery. It made me want to pack my bags for Tuscany. A magical film that will... Full review

Well to do American divorcée with more money than brains buys a rundown villa in Tuscany. (Much more money; whilst having to dicker over the price, she subsequently manages to cook sumptuous buffets for her workmen and wander around Italy indefinitely... Full review

This movie is a tale of a when a woman's life is turned upside down unexpectedly but still manages to empower herself. The visuals are absolutely beautiful and make me yearn to travel to Tuscany.... Full review

oh, save yourself! Skip this one. This is not a romantic comedy...this is about a loser woman who hates her life whose husband did her wrong (oh wait, Diane Lane always plays this type of role)...she goes off to Italy on... Full review

I know I should look at this movie as the piece of art it is, but I can't get past how delighted I was with Diane Lane in this film. She's just *beautiful* and if she hadn't been in it, I'm... Full review

I really liked this movie. I can really relate with Diane Lane's character as she makes her migration to Italy after her messy divorce. The scenery and interaction with the Italian culture makes it a very interesting movie. I love when... Full review

Light hearted, sweet, true to life and uplifting. I have this DVD in my pile to watch with a glass of wine. If you like almost chick flicks (by that I mean something in between Legally Blonde and Cruel Intentions), you'll... Full review

Diane Lane possesses exactly the kind of face to accomplish such a task and once the stern Contessa cracks her first smile since the war and sells Frances the house, the rest of the film sets out to make good on the assertion by Frances' lesbian pal Patti (Sandra Oh) that "Italians know more about having fun than we do". ... Full Review

It's about taking a step before you're ready to take a step,' says writer/director Audrey Welles in an entertaining making-of feature on the DVD, which includes interviews with Diane Lane and behind the scenes footage. Diane Lane is captivating as Frances, and even though some of the adventures are rather unlikely, we sincerely care about her and are willing her to find the happiness she is so vividly seeking. ... Full Review

A switch to find the movie better than the book I HAD BEEN TRYING TO BUY THIS CD IN AUSTRALIA BUT WAS UNABLE TO FIND IT. The music reflects these moods, and more... It is so relaxing, so beautiful to compare the music with the memories of the film. ... Full Review

This is a lite version of that film but still very entertaining nonetheless. The disc jacket claims that it is in the tradition of UNDER THE TUSCAN SUN , which is a movie that I truly loved simply because of the wonderful Diane Lane. ... Full Review

Reviewer: handshake from san francisco Date: September 27, 2003 I say: a great movie for everyone... I just saw the movie yesterday and it's a wonderful story about love for all ages... ... Full Review

Categorizing your DVD collection, chaperoning your kids on a night-at-the-clown-museum sleepover (shiver...), or doing other things you normally work hard to avoid is no consolation for not biking Tuscany's sun-kissed hills or geisha-hunting in Tokyo. ... Full Article

Learn conversational Italian and Italian culture in a safe, low-key environment. Open to all levels of Italian speakers: Zero to Advanced. The course will cover conversational Italian, music, film, cuisine, and more. ... Full Article

It's 1922, and London, still reeling from the devastation of World War I, is soaked in rain and struggling with its collective grief over the loss of so many young men in battle. ... Full Article

Imagine walking through the verdant Tuscan countryside discussing the ethics of burrata production with one of the world's foremost thinkers on the politics of food, his every word a pearl of wisdom spilling from lips undulant as an archer's bow. ... Full Article

'Life offers you a thousand chances ... all you have to do is take one.' This is the tag line for the Diane Lane starred movie 'Under The Tuscan Sun' and who can disagree with it? ... Full Article

Sometimes a picture sings a thousand notes.Take a good look at this album cover; you will find few CD facades with such genuine clues as to the audio within. ... Full Article