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Starring: Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler, James Marsters, Lisa Kudrow, Gina Gershon, Jeffrey Dean Morgan, Kathy Bates, Harry Connick Jr., Dean Winters, Tony Devon, Chris Edwards, Marcus Collins, Eliezer Meyer, Mike Doyle, Mark J. Parker, Stephen Singer, Sal Longobardo, Madalyn McKay, Bryan Webster, Ryan Everett Canfield, Roger Rathburn, Don Sparks, Christopher Whalen, Alexandra McGuinness, Richard Wallace Smith, Roger Rathburn
Directed By: Richard LaGravenese
Written By: Richard LaGravenese, Steven Rogers, Cecelia Ahern
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P.S. I Love You (2007)
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Movie Review by Krissy June 18th, 2008
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This movie somehow wound up in my blockbuster online queue...must have been bored one day. Anywho...I was very surprised how much I liked this movie. I figured it would be just another chicka flicka, but it wasn't. I really like Harry Connick Jr in this film...he was refreshingly straight foward and brutally honest while somehow mangaging to be love-a-ble! He looks a little hell bent in this movie, which I really liked.
Hilary is one of my favs anyways and I think she really pulled off this character. She's such a goob, I wouldn't be surprised if half the singing she did in this movie was written in by her. I really loved Kathy Bates, but ever since seeing her in Misery...I keep excepting her to break someone's legs....but still, gotta love the Bates.
I didn't care to much for Phebe...er...I mean Lisa Kudrow. I am starting to wonder if she will ever stretch herself farther than anything 'Phebes'. She is the same old same old in this movie.
I know it would take me a while to get over my hubby kicking the bucket... more so if it was at such a young age like in this story.
So in my humble opinion, put this on your list to watch...I laughed, I cried,...I have now designed my husbands urn....ya know the usual.
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