Kevin Costner,
Susanna Thompson,
Joe Morton,
Ron Rifkin,
Kathy Bates
...( see more
)
"Belief gets us there," explains nun Linda Hunt to grieving widower Kevin Costner, an emergency room doctor whose ordered world is startled by "messages" from his dead wife. She's talking about the jo...( read more
)
DVD Release Date: July 30, 2002
Stats: 1,647 reviews
a very workable watchable film moving from modern chicagoland hospitals to the jungles of venezula, a tale of love that at first questions a doctor's sanity only to later prove to remarkably trancend the uncrossable divide, even death.
I really wanted to like this movie more. The supernatural aspect of this thriller was interesting but the unrealistic medical scenes blew it for me. This movie was also rather predictable and ending sucked.
I have really had it up to HERE with jump scares. My days of being impressed by loud sudden sounds are over, as is my capacity to appreciate this film. Dragonfly comes too close on the heels of The Mothman Prophecies to be considered novel, and too badly handles to be very entert...( read more)
Dragonfly was a very unique film with Kevin Costner. Kevin plays a husband whom looses his wive in a foregin land. Costner starts to get messages from his dead wife and starts to have many odd experiences. This is a very interesting film to check out.
This was a very interesting film. Supernatural and intense, very meaningful and Kevin Costner is remarkable. Emotional film which leaves an after taste for thought.
Kevin Costner, Susanna Thompson, Joe Morton, Ron Rifkin, Kathy Bates ...( see more ) , Robert Bailey Jr. , Jacob Smith
"Belief gets us there," explains nun Linda Hunt to grieving widower Kevin Costner, an emergency room doctor whose ordered world is startled by "messages" f...( read more)
The ending is extremely cute and heartwarming. Although, the film itself isn't entirely perfect and slow in parts. The supernatural aspect about it and the plot behind is pretty moving and tense, not predictable and Kevin Costner pulls of a great performance!
... where The Sixth Sense radiated intelligence and style, Dragonfly exudes a certain whiff of desperation. full review
The thriller is only thrilling enough to kill the movie's romantic mood, while the romance just makes Dragonfly seem meandering and inert. full review
As thrillers go, this one, with a peskily insistent score, weepy-timbred voice-overs, and telegraphed 'twist' ending, is mighty unthrilling. full review
There are deeply religious and spiritual people in this world who would argue that entering a church, synagogue or temple doesn't mean you have to check your brain at the door. The same should go for ... full review
As the movie dragged on, I thought I heard a mysterious voice, and felt myself powerfully drawn toward the light -- the light of the exit sign. I have returned from the beyond to warn you: this movie ... full review
Shadyac, who belongs with the damned for perpetrating Patch Adams, trots out every ghost trick from The Sixth Sense to The Mothman Prophecies. full review
i think the creepyest part is where he packes his cas and turns his bk and wen he turns bak round the clothes r bk in the closet and the ghost leaves a note sayin dont leave.its kinda sad n scary in parts 2
I watched this a while ago. It was sort of scary but not really! Just watch it 'till the end you'll get it.
Critic ratings and reviews powered by RottenTomatoes.com
Fresh (60% or more critics rated the movie positively)
Rotten (59% or fewer critics rated the movie positively)
Click a thumb to vote on that suggestion, or add your own suggestions.
