Sometimes there are movies that are destined for the bottom shelf of your video-shop, movies that nobody will ever see, movies that are "best kept secrets", you find a gem, a jewel in the rough, and you realise you've found something special. Love Liza is one of those movies. It's amazingly refreshing. A man still coming to terms with his wife's suicide, getting addicted to petrol fumes and going to radio control meets, this is brilliant inventive film-making.... Hoffman is a revelation, a real tour de force, bringing a subtle vulnerability to the role. Watch for Kathy Bates as his overbearing mother-in-law... Love Liza is a brilliant movie, which has been criminally overlooked by the general public and deserves to be seen. It might not be to everybodies tastes but that's cinema!!!! This critic even feels a little jealous that whoever buys this movie will be able to witness it for the "first time", as I have watched it thousands of times and am still refreshed by it's originality! BUY IT!

A Man Who Sniffs Gasoline Fumes And Likes Model Planes. Gripping Stuff I Know. Awful Film.

How can a low budget film about addiction to gasoline fumes, flying model planes and a man's reluctance to open his wife's suicide note be so damn funny?
Brilliantly written and directed with a superb performance from Philip Seymour Hoffman. Differently one of my all times favourites.