"Én szédülök ettől a filmtől."

Translation: I feel dizzy from this movie.

[GerSzej]

film should be accepted too!

[BigWayne19]

------- this movie makes me dizzy . . .

Big 18 jul 18

[skyonestar]

The word "film" should be correct

[Vinczeneanna]

i agree
sorry, duo does not accept it

[btiirwin]

'I am dizzy' should also be accepted

[Nela..-]

" i feel dizzy about this movie." ?

[TerrySeymo3]

What does this really mean? Do I like the movie or does it drive me crazy?

[Listy77]

I understand it to mean, watching this film is making me dizzy. Like getting motion sickness from watching the Blair witch project on the big screen.

[T-Mokus]

Where is the "motion" in here? I've read in the comments: "The ablative case is also a case of motion, expressing motion away from something." (also elative and delative) It's the same with "Arról nem írnak az újságok." or "Mit tudsz erről a hegyről?". It seems that this cases refer to more than only "motion". It seems that this expressions can be translated with "from" or "about" (German: von, vom, aus, über) in general. Any advice?

[BigWayne19]

------- hey squirrel ! if a'llni = to stand, to stay = also equals a "motion " verb, why can't "dizzy " (as in spinning ) be a motion verb ? . . .

Big 2 feb 20

[Markus373694]

There is no motion needed.
As you said: it's like the German "about".