Misleading ads?

I felt this way. I saw it and I thought it was like sitting through two hours of therapy. I would have liked it better (and still gone to see it) if I was prepared for how heavy it was. The trailer shows the few light moments in the whole movie.

Bad marketing move.

Totally misleading. Not a comedy at all. I expected to see a lot of zingers from Maggie Smith a la "Downton Abbey." No luck. I think it might have been better on stage. It just didn't translate well into a film.

A cinematic bait and switch. It's being marketed like FRENCH KISS, but has more in common with THE FLAT. It's well acted, and to it's credit, there is no gratuitous shot of the Eiffel Tower to tell us the setting is Paris. However, make no mistake. It is NOT the romantic comedy the ads and trailer present it to be.

I totally agree. There was no way the ads prepared me for this movie. It was disconcerting because there was really no humor at all in this movie.

The ads were very misleading. Not right, given the price of admission these days. The promos are nothing like the movie.

Can't stand Kevin Kline he reminds me of another very self indulgent actor William Hunt. Went for Maggie Smith, but even she couldn't save this.

Very sorry I gave this flick my money, time, and a chance.

I did think it was going to be a comedy based on the trailer, and I didn't like it much when I saw it. I found the story very depressing, even though they try to lighten it a bit at the end.

Even here there are some misleading reviews talking about the fun they had!
It wasn't a bad story, for sure it's no Woody Allen's or a Fish Called Wanda.

Trailers lie. Their only purpose is to get people to part with their money at the box office. People who go to see a movie based on a trailer deserve everything they get.