Boring, long, and too preachy.

One of those movie experiences that is so good it makes you realize you've been grading everything else on a curve.

Great example of an old-fashioned, pure-at-heart escapist event movie that doesn't pretend to be anything that it's not and has boat loads of fun being its own ludicrous self.

The movie really just wants to entertain people.

Because Israeli movies are not readily available in this country, I only get to see a movie from that country long after the best before date. Since Days of Love is all about Maya Buskila and her album of the same name, it's doubtful if this movie ever was in the best or even in the good category. Some star vehicles can be pleasant watching but these are the exception to the genre. Nothing about this movie is exceptional unless one looks at the centre of attraction, Maya.Days of Love is probably 10% biographical. Maya Buskila was an obscurity before her discovery singing in a karaoke bar. She does come from a religious family and even obtained an army deferral on those grounds. Her religiousness somehow didn't prevent her from displaying, in this film, lots of leg and other jiggling female assets. To her credit, Maya Buskila eventually did some army service to make things right. Perhaps that's the lesson for everyone in this film. Maybe they should all get together again and try to make a film that's worth watching.

I agree on many points with those who didn't like this film : the storyline isn't really exceptional ; it looks more like a cheap soap opera from South America than a "real" film to be watched at a movie theater ; the acting isn't the best around. However, this film is primarily interesting for Maya Buskila's fans. Maya Buskila is an Israeli pop singer with a beautiful and powerful voice. Some will say she isn't the classiest or the brightest of Israel pop stars, but no one can say that she doesn't sing beautifully. You can hear many excerpts from her two albums during the film, from "HaLev" and "Itkha" to "Haya li makom"... The best part of the film is thus the concert in the Roman Theater of Beit Shean - I bought the DVD only to get that part of the film, when Maya sings "Rak al tagid" and "yamim shel ahava" ! PS: It is better to see the film in Hebrew with English subtitles

What the hell was I thinking going to a movie like this? I had all the warning signs...I can't think of anything that went right in this movie - acting, directing, soundtrack, story, editing, photography, you just name it.To spare you and me the time, I'll just summarize all of the above in one word: GARBAGE!!!!! I started to feel sorry for these would-be actors, because I thought after a movie like this they would never get a job acting, but on second thought: half of them weren't actors to begin with, and the other half will probably find work in soap operas and other inferior TV genres.In conclusion - don't waste your money on this "thing".

this movie doesn't deserve to be called a movie. it doesn't deserve a grade at all and certainly doesn't deserve your time or anyone's: the story is stupid, cliché, unrealistic, abrupt. the script is AWFUL. the actors CAN'T act. the video quality and colors are bad, the shots and frames aren't structured or composed in any way - visually looks worse than a television drama. the editing is a joke - they don't know when to cut and where to. the soundtrack is BAD (a pop song loops in background for 5 minutes while the characters have a "heart to heart" conversation). if all this isn't enough the movie is sexist, the characters are stupid and yet the script isn't "smart" enough to criticize them.ZERO out of 10, watch for torture.