Several times a year, greeting cards clutter up athemantel—their words are filled with sentiment, but they don't really say anything and mean even less to others who idly pick them up, flip through them, and put them down without a second thought. P.S. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Reel.com
Hilary Swank and Gerard Butler star as a couple that's just gotten married, when he's diagnosed with an incurable disease. When she becomes a widow and she struggles with coping with grief and with life on her own, she also begins receiving letters left ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at kids-in-mind
The best description I can give to my experience watching P.S. I Love You is being stuck in an elevator for two hours with the most mundane of music being piped incessantly into my surroundings and an unnerving feeling that the walls are encroaching on ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Film Ireland
Although based on the novel by Cecilia Ahern, "P.S. I Love You" could just as well be a remake of any old romantic drama where tragedy strikes a relationship and the surviving person must learn how to bravely carry on through life without their loved one. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at The Movie Boy (Dustin Putman)
The lightweight Ghost-meets-Bridget Jones dramedy of Irish novelist Cecilia Ahern's PS, I Love You turns into forced romantic comedy in this miscast and largely Americanized screen version starring Hilary Swank and Gerard Butler. Interest in the film's ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Screen International
Variety (John Anderson)
In the film's long, long pre-credits opening, Gerry (Gerard Butler) performs a striptease as LaGravenese sets up his near-perfect marriage to Holly (Hilary Swank) that is about to be sabotaged by Gerry's yet-to-be-diagnosed brain tumor.
As for Swank, ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Variety (John Anderson)
The film does have its share of funny, winning, and heartwarming/emotional moments, but the rest feel artificial and contrived, from the basic conceit to the various smaller elements that are too familiar and/or forced to elicit any sort of favorable resp ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Screen It! (Jim Judy)
The first picture to truly disappoint me this year is P.S. I Love You. I was so ready to champion this film as the romantic comedy of the year. It had a wonderful trailer, a terrific idea and what appeared to be the unlikely cast to pull it all off. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at RopeofSilicon (Brad Brevet)