Customer Reviews:

Avg. Customer Rating: 3.6 / 5.0

Loved and Beloved by All:

What starts out as an Italian "Money Pit" with all the attendant broken pipes, crumbling walls and incompetent handymen makes a turn for the better about a third of the way through: a more emotionally centered and revealing movie,"Under the Tuscan Sun."
The luminescent Diane Lane stars as Frances, an intelligent, loving women with close and committed friends who finds herself in a situation that many people do: with a mate who has fallen out of love, wants a divorce as well as possession of a much loved... more info

Funny and Cute:

What a fun movie. It's so pretty to watch as well-- bright and full of color-- and that's not just because of the flowers and the stunning hillsides, the actors bring plenty of color to the film as well. Diane Lane is especially enjoyable in this one, playing a character we all knew she would be a perfect fit for, because let's face it, Diane Lane can do very little wrong.

She plays Frances, a newly divorced writer who becomes so miserable in her life living in an apartment complex for divorcees that she... more info

Such lovely scenery - such an awful film!:

This is a really bad film. Okay, so it has nothing to do with the book except that it shares a title - that I could live with. But the story is hopelessly cobbled together and totally unbelievable. Surely this was a first draft of the script that they accidentally filmed?

The main character is played by the pretty Diane Lane, but looks alone cannot salvage this dreadful character. She cries, she pouts, she is unbearably naive and, let's just say it, she is an idiot.

The storyline is full of cliches.... more info

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