Love Actually: what does your heart say?

http://www.theguardian.com/commentisfree/2013/dec/11/love-actually-best-or-worst-movie

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Ten years after its release, the Love Actually wars rage on.

Our early research suggests that this might be yet another a cross-cultural rift between the British and Americans, with the Guardian's Stuart Heritage remarking: "If all British people were like the characters in Love Actually, Britain would have to be drowned in the sea." But maybe it's not that simple.

Some viewers believe it to be one of the greatest romantic comedies ever made and the ultimate Christmas film, while others think it's disingenuous, sexist, and about as interesting as a lump of coal.

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Yesterday, Twitter was divided over the poll we put to our reader's via the US's Guardian Whiteboard (@gdnwhiteboard) account. Now, we'd like to give our readers the chance to sound off on the Guardian.

<strong>The box to left</strong> lets you record and upload a 15-second video of yourself – in this case, talking about your feelings on Love Actually. We want you to take a side, think of a good argument, and hit record. The best videos will be selected to play on the Guardian. Some quick tips for being chosen: keep your video response funny, short and respectful.

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