Matialth Good concept, poorly executed.

Supelice Dreadfully Boring

Grimossfer Clever and entertaining enough to recommend even to members of the 1%

SeeQuant Blending excellent reporting and strong storytelling, this is a disturbing film truly stranger than fiction

rodrig58 Sophia Loren and Marcello Mastroianni, they were a wonderful, magnificent couple, perhaps the greatest pair of actors in the history of the cinema. They are both super-charming and very different (chameleonic) in these 3 different episodes. Very beautiful Sophia, the most beautiful of all her other films. Vittorio De Sica, one of the greatest film directors ever, a very gifted artist, he knew life so well, like nobody else, and he knew those special secrets to translate true life, with joy, humor and sadness, on screen, a great conductor of actors.

JEFJR The review here by the commenter known as Acerf is certainly long and informative, but he seems to be the only person in this world that doesn't know Sophia's last name is LOREN, not LAUREN. She is only one of the most famous actresses in the WORLD, so I'm not sure how Acerf has missed this little detail. It's not a typo, because the misspelling is done every time.

masciulliclaudio-1 i don't know what movie David saw when he said that Loren Marcello movie was putrid his comment maid me sick or that he doesn't understand fully Fellini's 8 1-2 the problem with websites like IMDb that you get people on who are not cinema lovers or love Italians i happen to be both and Italian and movie lover when i watch Loren and Marcello act it gives me joy i also am an actor and shot the undesirables in Concetta in Rome in 2002 what a wonderful experience the Italians shoot film like its art party supper i had so much fun so please screen this idiots who come on love your service IMDb,but you have to rid your self of game players who come on this website. see Marcello in white nights see sophia Loren in two women see me in the undersiables

MartinHafer This movie is made up of three separate vignettes starring Sophia Loren and Morcello Mastrianni playing three different couples. Each segment differs greatly as far as their length and quality.The first is the longest, and for me, the least interesting. It's about a woman who continues to have baby after baby after baby in order to stay out of prison for a petty crime. Considering she ultimately had 7 kids in the process, the story seems to drag on and on. She could have done it once or twice or even three times, but the skit went on and on with not nearly enough payoff.The second is by far the shortest and is about a selfish spoiled rich brat. It's mildly interesting but that's about all.The final skit makes the movie. If it weren't for this one, the movie might have been scored a 4 or 5. It's about a prostitute who has turned the head of a young man in training to be a priest. At the same time, Mastriani is a customer who is again and again and again thwarted in his goal of bedding Loren. It may not sound funny based on the description, but it's very entertaining and her striptease is very sexy to say the least! My overall impression of the movie is only fair. I think that's because I am a BIG fan of the earlier Neo-Realistic films directed by DeSica. They are almost totally different from this movie--having none of the expensive production values or polished actors. However, they were simply better movies. If you compare UMBERTO D., MIRACLE IN MILAN or any of his other Neo-Realistic films of the 40s, they show the director at the top of his form. Ieri, oggi, domani just looks contrived and ordinary in comparison.