P.S. I Love You

P.S. I Love You (2007)

--Richard LeGravenese

I can't believe that I haven't review this one yet, since I've thought about it a lot, I think I've already written this one, but more in my head than in reality. So, yeah, a women (Swank) tries to get over her husband's death with the help of instructive letters he leaves her. That's all you're getting, plot-wise.

I really didn't enjoy this film. It was just horrible and boring and kind of dumb. I can't remember why it was any of these things, but it was, and I wouldn't recommend it to anyone. I've heard the book is better, so maybe go that route if you are interested in it. This film, apparently, is also a good portrayal of realistic fights between couples. That's pretty much all it is, fighting. Swank's character is kindaaaa, you know, like that. She's whiny and fighty and not really interesting or relatable at all. The film had some big names too, but they didn't really seem big, most of them just short of blending into the background of badness. Especially Lisa Kudrow, she seriously didn't leave much of an impression whatsoever, in relation to her performance.

So, basically (this is going to be random) if you're a James Marsters fan, don't watch this! Because you'll be wishing that he were in it more, since he only has a couple of lame scenes, which made me sad.

So don't watch this film, it made me sad about life since it was that bad and stupid.