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Up For Love

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The movie tells the story of Alexandre, a dazzlingly successful, well-connected architect, however, he is only four and a half feet tall. When he dates a beautiful woman, the woman quickly gets ribbed by her family, employees and jealous ex about his stature.
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South China Morning Post
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October 16, 2016

While this should set politically correct alarm bells ringing, Up for Love manages to be consistently charming, genuinely romantic and often very funny.
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ArtsHub
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December 03, 2016

Convenience, froth: both offer omens of things to come.
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Time Out
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August 01, 2016

The message would be more convincing if they'd cast a smaller actor instead of using distracting CG effects.
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The Sunday Age
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January 27, 2017

The script eschews farcical predicaments, but merely by casting Dujardin, an actor of regular height, instead of someone who matches Alexandre's dimensions, the film has an exploitative edge that it can never completely shake.
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FILMINK (Australia)
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December 05, 2016

offers casual, light-hearted laughs
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Globe and Mail
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September 02, 2016

Dujardin and Efira are both charming and beautiful, and the film glistens in its breezy cobblestoned scenery.
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Urban Cinefile
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November 26, 2016

Two charming lead performances are wasted in this misconceived comedic romcom whose one-joke premise quickly wears thin and is adversely tainted by the wrong tone
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Jerusalem Post
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January 12, 2017

Maybe a 30-minute television show is the best format to explore the premise. It's a bit thin for a movie that runs 90-plus minutes, though. But the appealing leads do their best with the parts they are given.
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Excelsior
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October 18, 2016

A comedy that could have been much more efficient and in which both characters are wasted. [Full review in Spanish]
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Toronto Star
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September 01, 2016

Potentially great chemistry and good performances are largely wasted in this gimmicky rom-com, in which Jean Dujardin plays a four-foot-five Romeo seeking to woo a regular-sized woman.
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Total Film
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January 01, 2017

The film flirts with near-offensive gags and attitudes, but there's inventive use of forced perspective, even if the focus should be more on Diane changing hers.
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