Pazzo per lei

It is good from start to the end. Defenrtly worth of time.

When a one-night stand turns into much more sometimes we find out the extremes a person will go for love. Adrian meets Carla in a bar but when he finds out she resides at a psychiatric hospital he pretends to be a patient to be with her. This story reminds us that we can't just love mental illness away. A heartfelt look at people who live behind the gates where they can be themselves when living in the so-called "normal" world is impossible. You'll be laughing through tears in this excellent Spanish romantic comedy.

Different than Beyonce meant for sure. But still crazy as can be. Now seeing the main female character, it is not really tough to make her - to decipher her ... issues? That's one way to describe her - but it also makes her fun and exciting. Of course the question is, with all the highs, there are obviously also a lot of lows along the way.

What really makes this movie though is not the crazy couple itself. Or not just to be fair - because one of the most emotional moments (or a couple of them to be truthful) comes from a side character and his daughter. Even without having children of my own - this really strikes home! I do believe that viewers will be touched by that scene .. really putting the heart into all the craziness going on.

A movie that is as heartfelt as it is funny ...

This is my first ever review of a romantic movie. I have watched tons of movies so this makes me qualified to write a review about a master art romantic movie. This movie is very genuine and the acting done by all actors is just amazing specially the lead female actress and lead male actor. Its a tear of joy and the same time of grief the problems these people face the agony of not being normal the feeling to return to normal world and be normal people and the love between audri and carla its so authentic. Please watch this movie it should be selected for an oscar.

A pleasant comedy that conveys a beautiful and profound message. The message refers to people who suffer from mental disorders, people who need our love and understanding in order to be able to accept themselves. If the dialogues had been a little more fun, I would have given it a grade of 10.