House Hunters International
House Hunters International
TV-G | 06 March 2006 (USA)

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    SpecialsTarget

    Disturbing yet enthralling

    Bereamic

    Awesome Movie

    Manthast

    Absolutely amazing

    Peereddi

    I was totally surprised at how great this film.You could feel your paranoia rise as the film went on and as you gradually learned the details of the real situation.

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    drewstewartcolumbia

    The show follows a very strict formula, but it interesting to see how people across the world live in their homes. Several parts of the show are obviously staged right down to the final segment of every episode where the prospective buyers sit down at the end of every episode using the exact same dialogue each and every episode. The couple says something to the effect of," Well we have a huge decision to make." Then they discuss the pro's and cons of each property before settling on the property they want to buy.It's very interesting to see the look on the faces of Americans looking for homes in Europe and discovering how the Europeans have much smaller spaces than Americans especially, when they look for a location close to the city center of the large cities like Paris or London, but it's a good show to relax with its narrator has a very smooth voice.

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    GLArm

    I generally enjoy this show. I like the format and the glimpse into another couple's or family's life as they make a home buying or rental decision. However, it is extremely annoying to have the same things repeated 2, 3 or 4 times in a half-hour show. Either add some other footage or cut the show to 20 minutes. This same complaint of repetition could be made for the other shows in this genre produced by same company. I also find the voice of the narrator kind of irritating. Who knows, maybe I wouldn't if she didn't tell us 5 times that Jim & Sally are leaving behind their life in the States now that they are empty nesters -- or whatever.

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    Linda Williams

    Have always watched House Hunters and international. We are living a show ourselves. We have just brought property in Mexico. We are waiting for our condo to be finished and we will be retiring there. We are working on selling our house here. The process of buying in Mexico is very interesting.We have an attorney helping us through and a great bunch of friends. Our real estate agent there is a gem and they have made things as smooth as possible for us. What a wonderful opportunity. I hope to maybe teach when we get totally moved. My husband wants to play golf. We both are ready to start our new life.

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    Tracydjj

    I've learned a lot about the different countries and cultures through this show. I'm incredibly interested in seeing the different styles of homes and standards that exist around the world. We have see Katmandu, Dubai, Nirobi, Spain, Iceland, Brazil, Caribbean islands, Australia, Vanuatu, Thailand, Italy, France, etc. All of them make me want to explore the areas more. Great adventure and escape. The ones I like the let are France and Italy. Both are beautiful countries but they seem to show the same types of properties when those countries are featured. The others are incredibly fascinating. I am glad that they have added Africa and South American cities into their mix because Europe seemed to be their main continent. Love to see the diversity and highlights of the countries.

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