Amarsi può darsi

While the theme of the twists and turns in a romantic relationship is viable, and the script contains a certain Boccaccio-like playfulness and occasional delightful hyperbole, and there are several appealing humorous situations, the entire film is very typically Italian. The comedy, though more refined, still reminds me a lot of the bland style of Paolo Villaggio, and I am more a fan of dry English humor. Additionally, the film evidently features second-tier Italian actors. It's purely a relaxing, undemanding affair. Overall impression: 45%. (2008.05.20)