Storyline
A young widow discovers that her late husband has left her 10 messages intended to help ease her pain and start a new life.
Directors
Cast
Shepherd Frankel, Kathy Bates, Gerard Butler, Hilary Swank, Mike Doyle, Lisa Kudrow, Harry Connick Jr., James Marsters, Susan Blackwell, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Gina Gershon, Michael Countryman, Roger Rathburn, Dean Winters, Nellie McKay, Anne Kent, Brian McGrath, Sherie Rene Scott, Rita Gardner, Brian Munn, Caris Vujcec, Alexandra McGuinness, Don Sparks
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Reviews
75
It's an expensive star vehicle that also happens to be a teary, unabashedly sappy, romantic comedy with every element as purely calculated to appeal to a heterosexual woman's romantic fantasies as an episode of "All My Children."
50
The film, written (with Steven Rogers) and directed by Richard LaGravenese, is long and drags in places. But the chief problem is that "P.S." feels like a gimmick.
50
Aside from the inept "August Rush," there probably isn't a more clumsily manipulative motion picture out there this holiday season than P.S. I Love You.
50
Chicago Tribune
One of the most gifted dramatic actors working in movies today, Swank is stunningly ill suited for romantic comedy (or this one, anyway).
50
The A.V. Club
Working from a novel by Cecelia Ahern, LaGravenese brings some intelligence and maturity to a genre that sorely needs it, but it isn't enough to prop up this long-winded and thoroughly bland romantic comedy.
