Product Description: Clear water, white sandy beaches, and palm trees swaying in the sun. Lured by the exotic luxury of Bora Bora, three couples accompany a friend to the tropical paradise and holiday resort aptly named Eden. Unfortunately, they only realize far too late that they're in for not just relaxation, but also unwanted marriage counseling. Instead of jet skis, sunbathing, and cocktails, they're subjected to a series of couples' exercises, conflict therapy, and sex tips – and those looking for relationship problems will certainly find them... Bonus Features: Alternate Ending - Back in Chicago; Gag Reel; Deleted Scenes; Extended Scenes; Therapy - The Greatest Hits; Paradise Found - Filming in Bora Bora; On the Yoga Set; BD-Live; Movieman.de. ALL INCLUSIVE is a comedy with a clear message: that love conquers all. It's delivered a bit heavy-handedly, but that's not a big deal. The film is a good example of genuine feel-good cinema. You can easily spend two pleasant hours here, forgetting the world and having fun. You can even forgive the film for being far too long at almost two hours. If it had been trimmed by 20 to 30 minutes, it would have been a significantly stronger, more tightly paced film. But even with a few slow moments, it must be said that the film doesn't lose the viewer's goodwill. In short: A harmless comedy with stunning locations! Movieman's DVD review: The picture quality is phenomenal. The colors really jump out at you. The blue of the sea and the green of the island are so magnificent that you immediately want to go on vacation yourself. The image is three-dimensional (00:25:25) and has real depth. The sharpness is excellent. Close-ups are brilliant, and wide shots are also very detailed. You can see every single reed on the thatched roofs! The sound is also good, and in this case, the dubbing sounds more natural. The English audio is a bit distorted and mixed too loudly. The German audio has more dynamic range. Some of the effects are well-placed, and the atmosphere during the activities, as well as on the party side of the island, is nicely done. The bonus material isn't extensive, but it's entertaining. The video commentary provides information, and the participants clearly have a lot of fun, which is contagious. Some of the deleted scenes are genuinely funny, and the gag reel actually lives up to its name. There's also more footage of the impromptu therapy sessions. The featurettes are short but well-rounded. The little documentary about the filming location, Bora Bora, is particularly nice! --movieman.de