I've seen the German version too long ago, and I don't have a specific impression now. So it's not easy to compare the old and new versions of the story. But I think the plot is still the same, not much changed.
I just have free time today to finish watching this new (US version) "Delicious Love". I want to say a little bit, and the record is as follows:
I don't like the new version of this poster, it's too charming, it seems not as intriguing as the German version (European style).
The male and female protagonists are too handsome and beautiful, and the stories they perform are even more exaggerated;
[Around 1 hour and 3 minutes, Nick comes to Kate's house for dinner for the first time, and the scene where Rouer falls asleep after the meal] The yellowish fireplace is melodious and affectionate. The opera girl, the two share the cold Tiramisu with a small spoon (slightly bitter cocoa powder, sweet cake part, smooth whipped cream...), delicious dessert and gorgeous music, heralding several servings subtle emotions.
The psychiatrist is really happy, the studio is great, the sofa (whether it is a short sofa or a couch for reclining people) looks very comfortable; occasionally I run into a patient who is a master chef, and will do a few delicate dishes Let's try the French cuisine....
The restaurant work room after lights out, drink some wine, talk, Pavarotti's majestic singing (drinking song) sounds...
The scene of the pillow fight It's quite American, I don't remember if there is a German version?
In the name of tasting food, blindfolded and secretly kissed, "I tasted truffles too," Kate said.
"I wish there were recipes for life that would tell us how to live," Kate said.
The ending part seems to be the German version of the wedding in the hometown, with relatives (the man's side), rather than the two happily opening a small restaurant. Forgot, really forgot, I will find the German version to check it another day.
Regardless, it's basically a good story.
The secondary reaction after watching the film is feeling a little hungry, wanting to taste red wine with a good glass, and wanting to find some of Pavarotti's CDs and listen to them again.
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