Alan Rickman, Bill Paterson, Juliet Stevenson
A bereaved woman literally wills her dead lover back from the beyond.
DVD Release Date: December 26, 2001
Stats: 693 reviews
Such a sweet film. It?s so sad. My only criticism is that I find some of the cast a little too luvvie! Certainly Anthony Minghella best film I feel!
"You're telling me there are dead people in my living room watching videos?"
The scenes between Jamie and Nina: ****
The rest: **½
One of the few "Romantic Comedies" that I actually like. It really is rather dark as "romantic comedies" go (perhaps that's why I like it?) but also very sweet and moving.
Colossal beating! I love Alan Rickman, but this was just painfully dull and slow, which I should have known since it was writeen and directed by Anthony Minghella
I really liked this film, but I'll probably never watch it again. It was too painful! Most I ever cried over a movie until I saw Ordet. But it has some really good lessons about how grieving is OK, but at some point you need to move on.
If you like a good weepy, this is the film for you. make sure you have a BIG box of tissues ready. Stevenson will rip your heart out!
All of these passages of the movie are convincing, in a strange way: This is sort of a Ghost for grownups. full review
YAY! Thans for fixing the skin! Nice to see Jamie back where he belongs!
Dang Alan Looks good! Even with that moustache. He is one hot dead dude... LOL!
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