I don't have all the words right now but this film is a work of art.

Don't listen to the Hype. It's awful

The film makes a home in your brain and the only cure is to see it again.

Worth seeing just to witness how winsome it is.

I think this is a great entertaining family movie with lots of humor. All the actors in this movie were wonderful and seemed to work well together. I thought it was great to see a comedic side to Timothy Dalton and he did an excellent job. This is a movie you can watch with the kids and not worry about violence or embarrassing sex scenes that require you to cover your child's ears or cover their eyes. Too bad they don't make more movies like this. My favorite scene was when they crashed the party and showed the folks how to loosen up and have a good time. I watch this any time it comes on TV. It always puts a smile on my face. Highly recommend it. I don't think you'll be disappointed.

I loved this movie and watched it with my daughter. I am a big Timothy Dalton fan and that is what drew me to watch it in the first place. Tim is very light-hearted and a fun loving, easy going father in this movie - a big change from what he usually plays (drama, historical characters). Although I am loving him in "CHUCK". Nastassja Kinski is also very good in her role as a straight laced food geneticist. The kids are very good actors and the fact that two single parents with kids going on vacation and get stuck having to share a condo is very funny and heart warming to watch. Seeing how two families who are strangers, being forced to live together and getting to know each other and the chaos that ensues will make anyone smile. Two thumbs up for this movie.

"Bitter Suite"/"Time Share" (if only the movie could have changed with the title) is a painfully lame German-produced TV movie that is far below its two stars (it says a lot about the current career of Nastassja Kinski that she's credited as a co-producer). The setup is out of a thousand dozen sitcoms - families put together by mistake, neither one getting along with the other at first but... cue lots of arguments, gooey sentiment, and a kids-in-peril-at-sea segment so unconvincing it makes "Jaws 3-D" seem tense.Timothy Dalton's accent really irritates, but neither he nor Miss Kinski (who manages to not seem humiliated, and who's still a beauty in her 40s) are at fault - it would have been even worse without them. The only consolation is that some of today's far less talented bright young things may wind up in the same predicament one day - it's sad that, like Rosanna Arquette, Nastassja's wasting away in bad TV movies. Then again, you can't come back without something to come back from...

I hope a sequel is made for this movie.I would like to find out if they get married, where they live, how they get along and how the kids adjust. I am also curious about what happened to Russell.I really enjoyed this movie.It was a good example of what family life is today and also a good romance!