It is hard to imagine today what a scandal this film caused 40 years ago. And when you look at some of the efforts, especially in religious and conservative regions of the U. S., it's like turning back the clocks. In many parts of the world, people are now further along and can show this film to children and discuss with them that there is absolutely nothing wrong if Dad suddenly discovers that he does love someone else, in this case a man. But in the motherland of Hollywood, on the other hand, this is probably far from being the case. Contrary to many films with similar themes, everything turns out well here. Although Making Love sometimes seems like a filmed play, is very dialogue-heavy and not always of outstanding linguistic quality, but ultimately this film is still a positive example of how unagitatedly you can stage something that occupies more people than some would like.
Review of Making Love
