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P.S. I Love You (2007) Rank 3 Reviews
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MovieMaze.de (Andreas Jaschke)
Monsters and Critics (Ron Wilkinson)
Hillary Swank makes the best of her lonely heart role but never gets to take off the gloves in an entertaining romantic drama. Supporting she-wolf Lisa Kudrow steals the show. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Monsters and Critics (Ron Wilkinson)
TheMovieChicks.com (Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone)
This is the kind of movie that was made for the female audience and we thank you. PS, take Kleenex. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at TheMovieChicks.com (Cherryl Dawson and Leigh Ann Palone)
Boston Herald (Stephen Schaefer)
Flick Filosopher (MaryAnn Johanson)
[T]his wonderful movie... is not relentlessly grim, but it is endlessly poignant even in its lightest moments... ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Flick Filosopher (MaryAnn Johanson)
About.com (Rebecca Murray)
An appealing alternative to the dramatic 'for your consideration' awards bait that populates theaters in December. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at About.com (Rebecca Murray)
New York Magazine (Sara Cardace)
Hilary Swank finally lets loose in this adaptation of the Cecelia Ahern novel in which a young widow embarks on a healing journey at the behest of her late husband, who left her a string of instructive letters. The film veers into cliché and will ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at New York Magazine (Sara Cardace)
ReelzChannel (Heather Huntington)
Based on the novel by Cecelia Ahern, P.S. I Love You is a romantic comedy about Holly Kennedy (Hilary Swank), a young New Yorker who has to get back on her feet again after her charming Irish husband, Gerry (Gerard Butler), dies of a brain tumor. On her ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at ReelzChannel (Heather Huntington)
Box Office Mojo (Scott Holleran)
The perfect movie for Christmas is the surprisingly progressive P.S. I Love You. Despite drawbacks and more clichés than an office Christmas party, this romance starring Hilary Swank works on every level—and it hits home for the holidays. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Box Office Mojo (Scott Holleran)
Parent Previews
Although dead people show up now and then in the movies, don't expect P.S. I Love You to be a remake of the 1990 film Ghost in which a murdered man tries to communicate with his girlfriend through a psychic. It's true Gerry Kennedy (Gerard Butler) ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Parent Previews
Can Magazine (Fred Topel)
It's Million Dollar Cry Baby. P.S. I Love You is the most potent tear jerker since The Notebook . It's not as profound or skillful, but there certainly hasn't been anything that makes you so happy to cry since then. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Can Magazine (Fred Topel)
Compuserve (Harvey S. Karten)
Despite a fairly original premise, this never rises above the level of a TV sitcom. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Compuserve (Harvey S. Karten)
About.com Hollywood Movies (Rebecca Murray)
Two-time Academy Award winner Hilary Swank tackles a new genre with P.S. I Love You, a romantic comedy that reunites her with Freedom Writers director Richard LaGravenese. Set for release at the end of 2007, P.S. I Love You is an appealing alternative to ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at About.com Hollywood Movies (Rebecca Murray)
Filmjerk.com (Brian Orndorf)
"P.S. I Love You" is a tender, audience-pleasing dramedy/tear-jerker that writer/director Richard LaGravenese forces you to hate. Why a film of great heartwarming potential crumbles so catastrophically in the second half is a question perhaps better left ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Filmjerk.com (Brian Orndorf)
Shadows on the Wall (Rich Cline)
Nicely played but almost pathologically cute, this sweet comedy-drama has virtually nothing in it that will appeal to most male moviegoers. But romantics, men or women, will love it. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Shadows on the Wall (Rich Cline)
EmanuelLevy.com (Emanuel Levy)
Presumably made for mature viewers, this fraudulent high-concept chick flick about loss and love is a stepdown for LaGravanese, driven by commercial considerations (which is fine), except that the film's major asset, Gerard Butler, plays a tiny part. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at EmanuelLevy.com (Emanuel Levy)
NewsBlaze (Prairie Miller)
While nobody can predict when death will pay them a visit and cut their life short, according to the movie P.S. I Love You, with some applied imagination and strategic planning in advance, you might be able to cheat the Grim Reaper just a little. Or in ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at NewsBlaze (Prairie Miller)
Contra Costa Times (Mary F. Pols)
P.S. I Love You is manipulative, too long and loaded with the bizarre stereotypes of so-called women's movies... Yet I can't deny that some tears were jerked. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Contra Costa Times (Mary F. Pols)
Onion AV Club (Scott Tobias)
LaGravenese is known as one of Hollywood's go-to screenwriters, credited or uncredited, but the films he's directed, such as Living Out Loud and Freedom Writers , are memorable more for their terrible titles than any lasting distinction. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Onion AV Club (Scott Tobias)
EricDSnider.com (Eric D. Snider)
Hilary Swank doesn't usually play girlie roles, and this unabashed chick flick demonstrates why: She's not very girlie. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at EricDSnider.com (Eric D. Snider)
Chicago Sun-Times (Nell Minow)
Romantic comedies...need twinkle. Her character wears twinkly dresses and does twinkly things, but Swank delivers her lines as though she is still slamming into that heavy bag. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Chicago Sun-Times (Nell Minow)
Time Out Chicago (Hank Sartin)
Is it just us, or is there something kind of icky and patronizing about the premise of this film? A dying man arranges the delivery of a series of letters to his wife after his death so that he can teach her to go on without him. And of course, the ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Time Out Chicago (Hank Sartin)
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