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This is a very sweet little comedy coming outta sweet little denmark, where the sweet little mountains are so small, and the spoken language, even though i'm norwegian and linguistically related to danish cant understand a word-off what they say so i had to read english cc to follow the dialouges, about a sweet little divorce that comes out of a sweet little cloud like thunderstruck...

realisticly, well its not even near the real hate and revenge factor that usually lingers between friends for years have become bitter fo's.

But take it for what it is, its ironic, fun, sexy and the lead female is just marvelous in her acts.

Im not a divorcee, but ive observed many, so let this one be the one, baby?? Though its 15 minutes too long, its a recommend from the grumpy old man.

Ok movie, but a little boring sometimes. Should have been not so long. It was not a comedy and neither drama. A mix of everything. Good acting but the plot was very unrealistic.

Catastrophically boring film. In the almost 2 hours the film takes, the director and actors managed to move the characters less than what a TV series of 2000 episodes can in its lifetime.

I can only say one thing. Avoid for the world.

/ Rita director Lars Kaalund again directs Mille Dinesen

Dinesen gives a great performance as the scorned Maja. She has a special ability to express deep pain in one moment and courage and primal strength in the next. It seems convincing. It is she who carries the film. It bears witness and gives desire to the life of youth, and just grabbing life by the balls, even with the adult adversity that tries to brace legs.

Take My Hand is not a great movie. The plot itself and the ending of the film is quite predictable. That being said, the film is well written, entertaining and fun. I honestly don't remember the ending and it's not a movie I need to see again, but despite that it's a nice movie.

I decided to watch this movie during ferry crossing, in search of a Danish, uncomplicated flick; and how was I in for a surprise.

Being Danish, I am most familiar with Mille Dinesen being respectively "Nynne" and "Rita". I guess it's fair to say that both of these characters are stereotypes, however splendid in their own way (go watch the shows!)

I'm getting to the point now: in this movie Mille Dinesen really shows her versatility as an actress. She is smart, mature and so rarely sensitive. I enjoyed every moment of her acting, and was touched by it. Future more, our white knight, the charming, Troels Ullerup, is just a perfect match. He will definitely notebook her, when she gets dementia way before he does ;)

In essence, the script of the movie is not groundbreaking in any way, but it is a perfect movie, because it has perfect actors in it.

Enjoy 😊