Not at all. I'm just saying there's an amount of cheesiness to the premise and the product, that it could seem almost "campy," but in a sappy way. For my part, that film does have an emotional effect on me, and I also think the pacing and the boldness with the magical quality works, even is charming. I thought it was cool that his wife stood up to the Nazi big, and that her family thought they were fools, only for her brother to see what they saw in the end. It's sweet and cheesy. But I think you're missing out if you can't enjoy it.