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P.S. I Love You is a 2007 movie based on the book by Cecilia Ahern. In the beginning of the movie, Gerry life is taken away due to the effects of a brain tumor. As his wife Holly (Hillary Swank) sulks and clings on to every last memory of him, her friends and family worry for her and try to push her to move on from the past.

On Holly's 30th birthday, a cake arrives with a note from Gerry, written before he had died. This letter is only the first of a series of letters which seem to be encouraging Holly to hold onto the past, but in actuality has been planned by Gerry to help her in moving on and continuing on with her life. In addition to these letters, all signed P.S. I Love You, Gerry has also preplanned a trip for Holly and her two best friends to Ireland, where she meets a singer William who also happens to be Gerry's childhood friend.

After her first trip to Ireland, she returns back to New York City and discovered a knack for designing women's shoes. She then returns to Ireland with her mother and begins her new romantic relationship with William.

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Cast: Hilary Swank, Gerard Butler
Director: Richard LaGravenese
Genre: Comedy
Release Date: December 21, 2007
Screen Writer: Steven Rogers, Richard LaGravenese
Runtime: 126 Minutes

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review by writer0213. December 17, 2008

P.S. This movie is depressing

Whenever I hear all the rave about any television show, movie or book, I'm usually a bit skeptical and critical. Just a few that I've been skeptical about have include Harry Potter, Lost, The Office, The Davinci Code and Lord of the Rings. A couple of these I've come to truly love, while some I haven't. P.S. I love You! garnered the same reaction from me. I usually don't intentionally watch romantic movies, but since my wife wanted to watch it, I gave it a whirl, despite its acclaim. P.S. … more

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review by liasol. August 22, 2008

Sometimes movies have to be real

P.S. I Love You IS quite possibly the most depressing love story in recent memory. However, I love that it shows what could really happen in the life of a person who's love has passed away. People really do lock themselves up in their crappy apartments and wallow in self-pity, not knowing how to live life without the one person they thought they'd be living with. I love the awkward ways she tries to move on and the sucesses and failures she faces. I think it's a beautiful thing that the movie … more

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review by toddecus. May 16, 2008

Well acted, great screen writing, would never recommend you see it!

This was the most depressing dreadful movie I have ever seen. The acting was great, the story was well crafted, and the filming was excellent. But oh my god!!! Did we really need to spend 2 full hours feeling depressed about this poor woman's loss of the love of her life? If you are really in one of those "wallowing" self-pity kinds of moods this is a great movie to see.

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review by Jaimie_U. June 10, 2008

A bitter sweet story

While this movie does indeed have a sad story line, I think that there are definitely important takeaways that come from it. The enduring nature of the human spirit and the ability to overcome adversity stick out as important lessons. While Swank's character does indeed contend with a very difficult situation, she ultimately is able to pick herself up and pursue her dreams. The loving support of her family, friends, and her late husband (through his thoughtful gesture) are what enables her to overcome … more

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