Catherine McCormack, George Coe, Ray Liotta
After James' mother dies in a tragic automobile accident, he befriends Maddy, a lonely older widow who helps him work through his feelings surrounding his mother's death by telling him that angels oft...( read more
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DVD Release Date: June 25, 2002
Stats: 52 reviews
Vanessa Redgrave is vivid and touching as always. She alone raises this out of the ordinary, the rest of the cast is okay if a bit ill defined and there is a considerable schmaltz factor but Vanessa overcomes all obstacles.
This is one of the most powerful movies that I have EVER seen! If you've ever lost someone that you love... then this movie is a must to see... Be sure and grab some tissue before snuggling up to watch it.
This is a very touching movie. I really enjoyed watching it. I love Vanessa Redgrave, and like always, she gives an outstanding performance in this movie.
It has an ordinary story that can touch your heart. While watching this film you can feel the intense and see the unforgettable memorable experience.
Apparently I can't rate lower than 2.5, I have no idea why. But this gets a 2. It's nice and all, but...what the hell?
you can relate to this film... each one of us, has an inspiration or it might someone can touch our lives.
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