A young widow is guided into a new life by messages left behind by her late husband each signed with "P.S., I love you".
Directed by Richard LaGravenese and starring Hilary Swank and Gerard Butler, the story is based on the novel by Cecelia Ahern.
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The film is considered to be one of the most romantic novels since Bridget Jones’ Diary.
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Filled with scenes that aren't funny, aren't moving and seem to have an antiquated view of women, this film gets derailed in the first scene. By Cameron McGaughy.
(May 01, 2008)
The movie barrages us with high-frequency waves of cheap sentiment, lazy writing, absolute fabrication and only-in-the-movies nonsense. By James Rocchi.
(December 21, 2007)
It's hard to think of any female star who could salvage P.S. I Love You, a bromide-filled contrivance. By Nick Schager.
(December 17, 2007)
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 me.
(December 02, 2007)
Offers news, film details, synopsis, daily and weekend chart records.
Offers small image gallery.
Offers synopsis, cast and crew list, photo stills, news, trailer download, forum and related links.
The film is considered to be one of the most romantic novels since Bridget Jones’ Diary.
Includes full cast and crew lists, plot outline, filming locations and a discussion board.
Filled with scenes that aren't funny, aren't moving and seem to have an antiquated view of women, this film gets derailed in the first scene. By Cameron McGaughy.
(May 01, 2008)
The movie barrages us with high-frequency waves of cheap sentiment, lazy writing, absolute fabrication and only-in-the-movies nonsense. By James Rocchi.
(December 21, 2007)
It's hard to think of any female star who could salvage P.S. I Love You, a bromide-filled contrivance. By Nick Schager.
(December 17, 2007)
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 me.
(December 02, 2007)
