It isn't all that great, actually. Really cheesy and very predicable of how certain scenes are gonna turn play out. However, I guess that's the charm of it all, because I would consider this one of my guilty pleasures.

As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

Ok... Let's be honest. It cannot be the best movie but is quite enjoyable. The movie has the potential to develop a great plot for future movies

True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

Morristang correctly describes all the sequences in SOMEWHERE WE ALL KNOW and I was also noticing that this is a different kind of "CHINESE movie, almost frame for frame something Hollywood turns out all the time. Shallow love stories with a gimmick, a 30 year old undelivered letter that says, "we can be together, let's meet". Love interrupted. But I am glad Beijing and Chinese money is being used the same way Hollywood money is used. Asians need new images for the 21st Century. The actors were all charming. That Czech doctor didn't have a Brit accent, more of a Hollywood accent. I didn't know the young stud was in a Korean Boy Band. Good for him. I enjoyed this film. Jerry in Hollywood

Not sure why this has so many negative reviews. I found the movie very touching and sentimental. Was it completely realistic? No, most women don't go to a foreign country and fall into a whirlwind romance with a good looking man but I don't think this movie was meant to be realistic. It was meant to be raw and to touch people about love and not taking what you have for granted, to appreciate people everyday because it may be your last. The story was interesting and sweet, would definitely recommend (especially to chick flick lovers) but have some tissues on hand because I found it to be quite the tearjerker. Both Kris Wu and the female lead's performances were convincing and well done. Overall, a cute story about love and life.

Honestly only went to watch this for Kris because I wanted to support him. I was told from those that has seen it that the movie was alright but still went anyways. While the eye candy was nice, the movie itself is was a waste of my money and time. It kind of lost me a fourth way through the movie although the story with her grandma was interesting but also lost made me lose my interest when it was dragged on. Pretty sure I spent my money more towards the sceneries of Prague in this movie more than anything else. The movie honestly hurt my head and there was little to no development in the storyline and in definite character dynamic in convincing me as an audience. Love Kris, but totally would not watch it again if I had a choice.

The main reason I went to see this movie was because I was a fan of Wu Yifan, who was the male main lead in this movie. As he has landed his first acting role in this movie, I did not expect as much when it came to his skills. Yifan's role in this needed more... expression. I hope he can improve his skills as more easily-given opportunities come to him (considering he is a celebrity), and is used well. The chemistry between the main couple was a bit dull. Both actor/actress's role did not give me the strong impression that they were in madly love with each other. The story of the side couple, however, was more interesting. (It actually made me cry)I enjoyed how there were English subtitles, as there were many non- Chinese audience who went to watch. Overall, the movie was...I guess you could say...average, and still had a lot of areas to improve, but was a enjoyment to watch in the end.