Missed opportunity


At the end of the film, the director could have made the reunion of Cheryl (Linda deMol) and Martin (PPMuller) in the Amsterdam-Arena into a touching and warmhearted scene. Instead, Cheryl, seen from behind, just takes the steps to the stage, and then they kiss for a while. In my view this could have been a fantastic climax (and final) in the movie, leaving the audience with an intense and warm memory of the film. The movie as a whole would have been rated/appreciated much higher. It would only have taken an en-face cameraview on Cheryl, smiling towards Martin while she came near, with some emotionally charged music in the background, and a shot of Martin with a moved expression on his face. Unfortunately, the movie now only remains in our memory as an entertaining comedy.
A missed opportunity.

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you're commenting on one specific event, but what about the movie overall? I thought it was *beep*

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Apart from the typical Dutch vulgarity (somewhat less than usual though), I thought the movie was entertaining. The male actors were horrible. But the female actors did a good job. Especially a Dutch actress named Tjitske Reidinga (Claire). Maybe we hear more from here. She has talent.

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