Directed by:
Sönke WortmannCast:
Til Schweiger, Katja Riemann, Joachim Król, Rufus Beck, Armin Rohde, Martina Gedeck, Kai Wiesinger, Martin Armknecht, Leonard Lansink, Heinrich Schafmeister (more)Reviews (2)
A fine comedy with my favorite Til Schweiger, who faces tough competition from all those clichéd gay men presented here, but there are some characters in it. The film may end a bit open-ended and somewhat empty, but still, one can be fairly entertained here and there.
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Perhaps I was expecting more from The Most Desired Man, and the fact that it was a highly successful comedy in its time fueled that enthusiasm even more. As a result, I was quite dissatisfied with the film. I didn't find practically any of the characters likeable, and I all the actors were rather irritating. The them and the various issues addressed in the film weren't entirely bad at first, but by the end I found myself somewhat robbed of any deeper or more entertaining experience. This film may have worked better twenty years ago, but now it didn't personally appeal to me in any significant way, much less entertain me, which is a shame for a comedy.
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