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Chris O'Donnell (BATMAN FOREVER, THE BACHELOR) and the seductive Drew Barrymore (CHARLIE'S ANGELS, BOYS ON THE SIDE) fall hard in MAD LOVE -- the wild and sexy story of two passionate young people who take to the road for the incredible adventure of their lives! Straitlaced Matt (O'DONNELL) is immediately captivated by Casey (BARRYMORE), the beautiful and unpredictably rebellious new girl in town who refuses to play by the rules! But when they're faced with permanent separation, they decide to leave everything behind and run away together ... and run head-on into the kind of passion, fun, and excitement you won't soon forget!

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4.0 out of 5 stars not clinical depression, May 23 2004

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D. McCoy (USA) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Mad Love (DVD)

I think Drew is portraying a person with schizophrenic tendencies with the over sensitivity to sounds and pasting the eyes on the walls... I think it is a good depiction of the seriousness of these illnesses, it is not that she is playing a person filled with passion and rebellion, but someone who is trying to run from the fear of this illness...

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5.0 out of 5 stars 10/10. 15TH APRIL 2004., April 15 2004

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Kathryn Pointon "Kat" (Staffordshire(England)) - See all my reviews

This review is from: Mad Love (VHS Tape)

Anyone who hasn't seen it yet, buy it. It is a romantic sad journey. Matt[o donell]meets casey[barrymore] at the school he goes, and soon after their first meeting, they get into a relationship that causes a journey to mexico. Matt never realised when he met her that she had a illness. They hit the road for a desperate attempt to stat together, due to their parents not wanting them to be together. The only thing is, it does get a bit dissapointing towards the end.

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3.0 out of 5 stars Light Weight Teen Trash with a dash of charm., July 5 2003

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The previous viewer was right "adults will think it's stupid" I'm an adult and I think it was stupid. Maybe a teenage girl would enjoy it but unfortunately it really is a very shallow look at mental illness. It's also kind of slow and boring. A movie filled with cliches about mental illness. The thing with all the eyes has been done so many times and what real mentally ill person has ever done that.
Then she's diagnosed just with depression? What about all her manic episodes.
That Chris What-his-name was a big yawn and
even the gorgeous, talented, charming, exqisite Drew Barrymore couldn't save this sinking ship.

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4.0 out of 5 stars GOOD MOViE! =)
hey, who ever is reading this you need to watch this movie!!this is one of my favorite movies now,i was even crying and its the best movie with drew barrymore (in my opinon)... Read more

Published on Feb 7 2004 by BeBe

3.0 out of 5 stars drew
This is the best drew barrymore film! O'Donnell was boring but Drew was great in it. The plot was predictible, but anyway it was still a good film.

Published on Jan 5 2004 by Dance Dance Dance