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P.S. I Love You (2007) Rank 5 Reviews
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The Cinema Source (Dan Deevy)
OK, before we even begin we need to jump to the end a little bit here just to warn you all, P.S., this movie will make you cry! So for any of you uber-macho guys out there who are afraid to show emotion in public do not, I repeat do not see this in ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at The Cinema Source (Dan Deevy)
Seattle Post-Intelligencer (William Arnold)
In its way, it's almost daringly radical in its old-fashioned sentimentality. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Seattle Post-Intelligencer (William Arnold)
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)
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)
Boston Herald (Stephen Schaefer)
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)
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
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 levelâand it hits home for the holidays. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Box Office Mojo (Scott Holleran)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
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)
New York Times (Manohla Dargis)
P.S. I Love You looks squeaky clean and utterly straight. Yet as directed by Richard LaGravenese, it has a curious morbid quality. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at New York Times (Manohla Dargis)
MovieWeb (Francine Brokaw)
FirstShowing.net (Ken Evans)
commonsensemedia.org (S. Jhoanna Robledo)
Romantic comedy is too tragic for all-out laughs. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at commonsensemedia.org (S. Jhoanna Robledo)
CinemaBlend.com (Alexandra Calamari)
P.S. I Love You isn't going to break the chick-flick barrier but it packs a powerful two hours. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at CinemaBlend.com (Alexandra Calamari)
The Movie Boy (Dustin Putman)
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)
St. Louis Post-Dispatch
It must be tough to come up with a workable concept for a romantic comedy, now that most of the barriers to romance have been eliminated. Even so, the story line of "P.S. I Love You" is utterly ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at St. Louis Post-Dispatch
Bucket Reviews (Danny Baldwin)
Hollywood.com
P.S. I Love You isnât as pathetically sappy as the title might sound. OK, maybe it is a little, but the film is still a serviceable romantic flick guaranteed to produce sighs and tears. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Hollywood.com
The Seattle Times (Moira Macdonald)
Hilary Swank's career thus far has been a fascinating blend of skyrocketing achievement and talent (two Oscars by the age of 30, for her dramatic, beautiful work in "Boys Don't Cry" and "Million Dollar Baby") mixed with thudding flops ("The Affair of the ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at The Seattle Times (Moira Macdonald)
Detroit Free Press (John Monaghan)
Tone is everything in a movie like this, but writer-director Richard LaGravanese, working from a novel by Cecelia Ahern, can't decide between quirky indie dark comedy and laugh-a-minute TV sitcom. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Detroit Free Press (John Monaghan)
Chicago Tribune (Jessica Reaves)
You think youâve got relationship problems? Clearly you havenât met Holly Kennedy, who gets mail from her husband Gerry, a swaggering, hard-drinking, fun-loving, totally besotted romantic. Who has been dead for weeks.
The letters, ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Chicago Tribune (Jessica Reaves)
Philadelphia Inquirer (Steven Rea)
Hilary Swank owns two best-actress Oscars - for the transgender tragedy Boys Don't Cry, and for Clint Eastwood's distaff boxing pic Million Dollar Baby - and in my mind she deserves them both. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Philadelphia Inquirer (Steven Rea)
Reel.com
Several times a year, greeting cards clutter up athemantelâtheir 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
Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Hilary Swank takes a break from Oscar-worthy roles with "P.S. I Love You," trading a serious edge for some romantic comedy. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Pittsburgh Tribune-Review
Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) (John Beifuss)
The end dedication (to the producer's late sister) reminds us that even a disposable commercial film can be extremely personal and meaningful for the people involved in its creation. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Commercial Appeal (Memphis, TN) (John Beifuss)
kids-in-mind
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 Deadbolt (Brian Tallerico)
Swank does her best, but she seems lost in the movie's identity crisis, taking the project seriously one moment and doing a pratfall off a karaoke stage the next. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at The Deadbolt (Brian Tallerico)
Chicago Tribune (Jessica Reaves)
Snippets of sharp, witty dialogue are lost in a sea of sappy clichés and too-cute-for-words plot twists." ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Chicago Tribune (Jessica Reaves)
Philadelphia Inquirer (Steven Rea)
In the grief-drenched romantic comedy P.S. I Love You , things are excruciatingly amiss, start to finish. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Philadelphia Inquirer (Steven Rea)
USA Today (Claudia Puig)
Some actors are better suited to straight-ahead dramas. Swank appears to be one of them. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at USA Today (Claudia Puig)
Seattle Times (Moira MacDonald)
The talented Swank is slumming a bit here, but she could -- and has -- done worse. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Seattle Times (Moira MacDonald)
Kansas City Star (Loey Lockerby)
The supporting roles are all handled well by experienced actors, and they have good material to work with. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Kansas City Star (Loey Lockerby)
Christianity Today (Josh Hurst)
The movie is so bent on conjuring big, sweeping emotions that it becomes a bit scattershot, starting down way too many tear-jerking roads but never going down any of them far enough to discover any real substance. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Christianity Today (Josh Hurst)
The New York Times (Manohla Dargis)
It would be easy to dismiss âP.S. I Love You,â about the agonies visited on a young married couple, as the big-screen equivalent of a paperback romance. Certainly the refined critical mind understands that this is the kind of artful emotion machine th ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at The New York Times (Manohla Dargis)
Groucho Reviews (Peter Canavese)
Butler, though puportedly attractive, gives a chipmunk-chipper performance that can only be described as supremely annoying. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Groucho Reviews (Peter Canavese)
Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Cathy Jakicic)
I found myself entertained, engaged and, occasionally, pleasantly surprised. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Milwaukee Journal Sentinel (Cathy Jakicic)
Houston Chronicle (Bobby Hankinson)
What's on your holiday wishlist? Is there room for a maudlin romantic comedy that brandishes its earnestness like tacky light displays synchronized to Trans-Siberian Orchestra? ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Houston Chronicle (Bobby Hankinson)
Globe and Mail (Rick Groen)
Pulling our strings is one thing; taking us for a fool is quite another. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Globe and Mail (Rick Groen)
Eye for Film (Jennie Kermode)
What do women want? Gerry isn't sure, and it turns out, in time, that neither is his wife Holly. Neither, apparently, are the creators of this film, who have done their best to cater to every variant they can think of. The equivalent is rather like ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Eye for Film (Jennie Kermode)
Screen International
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
Fantastica Daily (Mervius)
The romantic parts, overreaching though they sometimes are, work better than the cutesy comedy moments. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Fantastica Daily (Mervius)
TheMovieBoy.com (Dustin Putman)
Shifts between earnest melodrama and zany comedy without making much of an imprint as either...In all of her frequently breathtaking talent and depth, Hilary Swank deserves better than what P.S. I Love You has to offer. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at TheMovieBoy.com (Dustin Putman)
ReelViews (James Berardinelli)
P.S. I Love You is the cinematic equivalent of a Celine Dion song. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at ReelViews (James Berardinelli)
Newsday (Gene Seymour)
A mostly overheated farrago of sentiment, self-help and romantic cliche. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Newsday (Gene Seymour)
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)
Mark Reviews Movies (Mark Dujsik)
Has its occasional oddball charms, but it is also ultimately conventional ... and pandering to go along with them. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Mark Reviews Movies (Mark Dujsik)
Film Ireland
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
Deseret News, Salt Lake City (Jeff Vice)
P.S. I Love You commits several cinematic blunders, but the biggest one may be its attempt to turn Hilary Swank into a romantic lead. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Deseret News, Salt Lake City (Jeff Vice)
Chicago Tribune (Geoff Berkshire)
When Gerry (Gerard Butler) dies of a sudden illness, his wife Holly (Hilary Swank) checks out of her life despite the moral support from her mom (Kathy Bates) and best friends (Lisa Kudrow, Gina Gershon). Then, on Hollyâs 30th birthday, letters from ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Chicago Tribune (Geoff Berkshire)
WaffleMovies.com (Willie Waffle)
No one will confuse Hilary Swank with Lucille Ball, but she's entertaining enough to keep this one from becoming a gooey chick flick ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at WaffleMovies.com (Willie Waffle)
CineFile : il Cinema in Rete (Paola Cavallini)
Louise ha 39 anni, è una bella donna, docente universitaria alla Columbia. Sta seguendo la selezione delle domande di ammissione dei nuovi studenti del suo corso. Un giorno arriva sul suo tavolo la domanda di un giovane, omonimo di un ragazzo che Louise ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at CineFile : il Cinema in Rete (Paola Cavallini)
FilmStew.com (Telly Davidson)
Even though Lisa Kudrow and Gina Gershon are both way too old to be 29-year-old Hollys best friends, they still provide welcome support. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at FilmStew.com (Telly Davidson)
Hollywood Reporter (Kirk Honeycutt)
At the moment, movie tearjerkers about late spouses who haunt loved ones are all the rage.
In "Grace Is Gone," a father and two daughters cope with the loss of Mom in Iraq. In "Things We Lost in the Fire," a mother and two youngsters mourn the death ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Hollywood Reporter (Kirk Honeycutt)
Atlanta Journal-Constitution
"Unfortunately, the movie wasn't as good as I had ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Atlanta Journal-Constitution
Orlando Sentinel (Roger Moore)
This weeper that can't wring out tears. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Orlando Sentinel (Roger Moore)
Killer Movie Reviews (Andrea Chase)
The single biggest problem with PS I LOVE YOU is that all the supporting characters are more interesting than Holly, the main character. This is as much a function of the writing as of the ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Killer Movie Reviews (Andrea Chase)
Killer Movie Reviews (Andrea Chase)
The emotional tug is lost in uninspired dialogue, trite situations, and some plot twists that defy credulity while exploring the limits of tedious convention ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Killer Movie Reviews (Andrea Chase)
Pop Syndicate (Stefan Halley)
a weary, syrupy romantic comedy about moving on that takes much too long to move on. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Pop Syndicate (Stefan Halley)
Sacramento News & Review (Jim Lane)
[Hilary] Swank's raw, genuine performance stands out -- like an emerald on a compost heap -- against the canned warmth... ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Sacramento News & Review (Jim Lane)
Arizona Republic (Bill Goodykoontz)
What do you get when you stick a talented, interesting cast in an uninspiring chick flick? Short answer: P.S. I Love You . ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Arizona Republic (Bill Goodykoontz)
filmcritic.com (Jason Morgan)
more of a waste of time than an enjoyed vicarious journey ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at filmcritic.com (Jason Morgan)
Empire Magazine [UK]
FilmJudge (David Mercier)
ViewLondon (Matthew Turner)
efilmcritic.com (Peter Sobczynski)
It feels like the kind of project that Meg Ryan would have turned down back in the 90's for being just a little too hackneyed and cliched for its own good. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at efilmcritic.com (Peter Sobczynski)
Screen It! (Jim Judy)
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)
Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) (Ken Hanke)
By mid-film I was praying for Clint Eastwood to show up and take Swank off life support. No such luck. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Mountain Xpress (Asheville, NC) (Ken Hanke)
Metromix.com (Matt Pais)
P.P.S. Don't you hate bad romantic comedies? ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Metromix.com (Matt Pais)
efilmcritic.com (Peter Sobczynski)
After winning two Oscars for portraying characters who challenged traditional gender roles and wound up getting beaten to death for their troubles, I can understand why Hilary Swank might want to do a more traditional chick flick along the lines of her ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at efilmcritic.com (Peter Sobczynski)
Maxim (Pete Hammond)
If you're looking for a great date movie so you can get laid over the holidays, this is the one. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Maxim (Pete Hammond)
Metromix.com (Geoff Berkshire)
It's tough to believe that any leading lady could've done much with writer-director Richard LaGravenese's lackluster material. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Metromix.com (Geoff Berkshire)
The Denver Post
Oscar winner Hilary Swank reteams with her "Freedom Writers" writer-director, Richard LaGravenese, for a wistful romance that they both should have had the sense to avoid, "P.S. I Love ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at The Denver Post
RopeofSilicon (Brad Brevet)
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)
Film Journal International (David Noh)
Things soon degenerate into forced whimsy and uninspired romantic formula. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Film Journal International (David Noh)
Washington Post (Desson Thomson)
If P.S. I Love You proves anything, it's that Hilary Swank may be a great actress, but she can't do cute. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Washington Post (Desson Thomson)
Entertainment Weekly (Lisa Schwarzbaum)
FYI, there's zero chemistry between P.S. I Love You 's two commodified headliners. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Entertainment Weekly (Lisa Schwarzbaum)
E! Online (Matt Stephens)
The film's cutesy, high-concept premise strains credibility, and the sitcommy situations (see Swank fall off the stage while performing sexy karaoke!) never quite jive with attempts at poignancy. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at E! Online (Matt Stephens)
Associated Press (Christy Lemire)
P.S. I Love You is as treacly as the title would suggest. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Associated Press (Christy Lemire)
ReelTalk Movie Reviews (Geoff Roberts)
Hilary Swank and Gerard Butler appear unconvincing as lovers -- let alone soul-mates -- in the few scenes they have together here. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at ReelTalk Movie Reviews (Geoff Roberts)
PopMatters (Cynthia Fuchs)
For all his plain-speaking, down-homey affect, Harry Connick, Jr. remains something of a mystery. While itâs easy to appreciate his dedication to New Orleansâ recovery or his uncanny appropriation of Sinatraâs swing, his movie career is curious. Rel ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at PopMatters (Cynthia Fuchs)
ComingSoon.net (Edward Douglas)
Even fans of the romantic comedy genre might have trouble suspending disbelief for this ridiculous bit of fluff that rarely knows whether it wants to be a serious drama about grieving or a light comedy about finding love. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at ComingSoon.net (Edward Douglas)
L.A. Weekly (Ella Taylor)
LaGravenese has sliced away the worst of Aherns excruciating prose, but that proves a negative virtue. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at L.A. Weekly (Ella Taylor)
Creative Loafing (Matt Brunson)
P.S. I Love You runs 126 minutes, and that extra half-hour bloats the material into an ugly mishmash in which the attempts at comedy are excruciating and the drama gets diluted by needless set-pieces. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Creative Loafing (Matt Brunson)
Entertainment Spectrum (Vince Koehler)
Punch line should read P.S. I Love You %u2013 If you can sit through this 2 hour film and not become nauseated. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Entertainment Spectrum (Vince Koehler)
Boston Globe
Could there be a more selfless star than Hilary Swank? Having ascended to fame like an angel playing women who die, she's generously decided in "P.S. I Love You" to give someone else a chance. This time it's Gerard Butler - wait a minute, didn't he just ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Boston Globe
Charlotte Weekly (Sean O'Connell)
Chicago Reader (Jonathan Rosenbaum)
B.S. I Love You would be a more accurate title. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Chicago Reader (Jonathan Rosenbaum)
Arizona Daily Star (Phil Villarreal)
P.S. I don't like you at all. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Arizona Daily Star (Phil Villarreal)
Salt Lake Tribune (Sean Means)
Alas, we never buy the depth of Holly and Gerry's love because the chemistry between Swank and Butler is nonexistent. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Salt Lake Tribune (Sean Means)
Minneapolis Star Tribune (Colin Covert)
Who should be more insulted by P.S. I Love You : Women, who are portrayed as shrill, materialistic harpies who fall down regularly? Or men, who are shown to be at their most romantically attractive when they're dead? ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Minneapolis Star Tribune (Colin Covert)
MovieFreak.com (Sara M. Fetters)
Heavy handed and entirely too maudlin, this supposedly empowering feminine journey of self discovery is anything but. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at MovieFreak.com (Sara M. Fetters)
Toronto Star (Susan Walker)
It's the sort of movie that no man will ever go to unless dragged by a woman. His sole reward will be the sight of Swank in sexy underwear. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Toronto Star (Susan Walker)
New York Daily News (Jack Mathews)
P.S. Why should we care? ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at New York Daily News (Jack Mathews)
Slant Magazine (Nick Schager)
There are many good actresses unsuited for romantic comedies, and Hilary Swank, despite her considerable talents, is one of them. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Slant Magazine (Nick Schager)
Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) (Josh Larsen)
...can't quite nail a consistent tone. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Sun Publications (Chicago, IL) (Josh Larsen)
New York Post (Lou Lumenick)
A protracted piece of schmaltz. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at New York Post (Lou Lumenick)
San Francisco Chronicle (David Wiegand)
This is a movie that will leave you stunned and stupefied from beginning to end, if you don't head for the exits first. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at San Francisco Chronicle (David Wiegand)
Boston Globe (Wesley Morris)
P.S. I Love You is blithely inept. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Boston Globe (Wesley Morris)
TV Guide's Movie Guide (Maitland McDonagh)
It's tough going relieved only by some lovely Irish scenery. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at TV Guide's Movie Guide (Maitland McDonagh)
Jam! Movies (Kevin Williamson)
A low point in the tear-stained history of sappy, shallow chick drivel. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Jam! Movies (Kevin Williamson)
Los Angeles Times (Carina Chocano)
You could go see P.S. I Love You , or you could hit yourself on the head with a meat mallet. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Los Angeles Times (Carina Chocano)
Austin Chronicle (Marc Savlov)
LaGravenese is usually a terrific screenwriter, but this adaptation (with Steve Rogers) of Cecelia Ahern's novel is almost insufferably sufferable. ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Austin Chronicle (Marc Savlov)
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Orlando Weekly (John Thomason)
Middlebrow mediocrities like Youâve Got Mail look like canonized masterpieces next to P.S. I Love You, a romantic dramedy that stumbles through its excruciatingly Oscar-padded 126-minute running time with no end in sight. Holly Kennedy (Hilary Swank, ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at Orlando Weekly (John Thomason)
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The title of this stinker should really be compressed to P....You . ...read the complete P.S. I Love You movie review at One Guy's Opinion (Frank Swietek)
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