Il treno delle 21,15

A young American couple on their honeymoon in Europe finds their romantic getaway complicated by a series of misunderstandings and coincidences involving a mysterious stranger on a train. As they navigate the journey, their assumptions about each other and the world around them are challenged. The film humorously explores themes of jealousy, trust, and the quirks of human perception.

While "Il treno delle 21,15" (originally titled "The Man I Love" in the US, and later re-released as "On Our Merry Way") is not one of Lubitsch's most famous works, it was generally well-received for its lighthearted romantic comedy elements and Lubitsch's signature sophisticated direction. Contemporary reviews often highlighted the witty dialogue and charming performances, though some found the plot a bit thin.

• Praised for its light, sophisticated humor and Lubitsch's directorial touch.

• Appreciated for its charming romantic entanglement and witty screenplay.

• Some found the plot predictable or lacking in depth.

Google audience: Audience reviews are scarce due to the film's age and limited availability under its original titles. However, when available, viewers often enjoyed its classic romantic comedy style and the trademark wit associated with Ernst Lubitsch.

The film was originally titled "The Man I Love" but was re-edited and re-released with the title "On Our Merry Way" after Lubitsch added new scenes and changed the plot, leading to confusion about its original release and director's intent.