Toby Stephens, Emily Woof, Ben Kingsley
Story begins with Charles Castle who, in 1912, marries the girl of his dreams only to lose her 24 hours later when a snow fissure swallows her in Switzerland. He is off to World War I a few years late...( read more
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Stats: 87 reviews
this is the story of a young man who short after the wedding loses his wife in an accident. distraught by sorrow, he is drawn into a litlle village by a strange woman who belives that fairies really exist. his attemps to descover the truh becomes an obsession. I wanted to see th...( read more)
This movie might have started a bit slow and my personal choice would have been Jonnie Depp as the leading role, but none of those things can be held against this impacting movie. To not give up the story I will say it delighted, angered, shocked and tickled my fancy. The story w...( read more)
I loved this film, it was so terribly sad but happy in a way. The storyline was fantastic and is suitable for all ages, it's a family filled fun film for everyone and it is definitely in my faves list! Truly worth watching!
An excellent film! It is about a man who loses his wife, early in the film and, in their marriage. And he spends the rest of his life wondering "..what am I suppost to do with the rest of my life?". And it truly is an excellent piece of work. The ending makes me wonder...
I saw this movie a couple times when I was younger but I can't remember it well enough to give it a fair review. I do remember it being quite good. I'd like to see it again.
Talk about your depressing stories. A dude marries the love of his life only to see her die a day after the wedding???? Sounds like the Guns n Roses video for November Rain. :-(
What is so fantastic about this movie is how it ends. The characters are well played. Ben Kingsley is brilliant as always.
I can never get enough of this movie...although I cannot find ANY copies anywhere:(
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