Disappointment for a huge fan!

Charming and brutal

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

This movie was the most schmaltzy romantic rubbish you could possibly find without its unintentionally being a comedy. Had it been even worse, it would perhaps have been more satisfying to watch... that is, in an unintentionally comedic way! I give 1/10 to movies which are so bad that they're unintentionally humorous. "All About Love" falls short of being anything but a waste of your life to watch.And thus it earns a 2/10 in my book. I would write more about it, except that wasting my time writing about it only adds to the minutes of my life wasted by watching it. Just be warned its present "7.4" rating is even more fictional than the so called love stories told herein. Avoid this movie! Period.

This film "All About Love" Is one of the best romantic films. Three directors in three love stories in one movie? That's something.I'd say at this point, the number 3 love story "John Lloyd Cruz(as Eric) and Bea Alonzo(as Lia)" is one of the best stories in the movie, and since this loveteam is the number one in the Philippines, they have once again made it the best.The number 2 love story "Luis 'lucky' Manzano(as Wesley) and Anne Curtis(as Badong) appears to be OK on this part of the movie.From the start as the number 1 love story "Jason Abalos(as Kiko) and Angelica Panganiban(as Kikay)" appears to be the weakest link in this story because the story seems like there's no meaning to it and no points of what is Right and Wrong to be seen, and the 2 characters roll is badly paced and name is completely horrible "Kiko and Kikay" sounds horrible. Really horrible.I give it a 7/10. The movie seems to be one the best but the first part of movie is completely out of line and some scenes in the first part appears to be WRONG. So then it gave away the 9 or 10 for me to rate this film so just a 7.