Well, my heart almost broke seeing how hard life of most powerful man's on Earth daughter's life is hard and controlled. Surely, that's much more interesting for average viewer than life of some 18 year girl, which family just lost it's home because greedy bankers or whoever. And surely, there is much more of later than of president (add here prime ministers, kings etc) daughters. Yet, people will care much more for those having something other than material problems. Yes, that was always so, even with Audrey Hepburn - and her name is almost mandatory when writing review of this :-)
Indeed, there was lot of cliche in this. For instance locations in Europe. Like it was taken from some tourist catalog. And, of course when they went on wrong train, it did not go to some unknown (for oversea people) city, but straight to Venice. On top of all, even when they left without any money, because one of rare realistic moments in movie it went well, actually way too good. But hey, true love makes people around loving you :-) Actually, their love was so strong that even agents developed romantic relationship. And I must say, I liked it, even if that male agent was a schmuck.
I give it 6 despite writing almost nothing good about. It was watchable, charming bigger part of time. And of course darn predictable. Pure escapism, indeed. Or giving self (as viewer) liberty from real life problems :-)
Indeed, there was lot of cliche in this. For instance locations in Europe. Like it was taken from some tourist catalog. And, of course when they went on wrong train, it did not go to some unknown (for oversea people) city, but straight to Venice. On top of all, even when they left without any money, because one of rare realistic moments in movie it went well, actually way too good. But hey, true love makes people around loving you :-) Actually, their love was so strong that even agents developed romantic relationship. And I must say, I liked it, even if that male agent was a schmuck.
I give it 6 despite writing almost nothing good about. It was watchable, charming bigger part of time. And of course darn predictable. Pure escapism, indeed. Or giving self (as viewer) liberty from real life problems :-)