Strong and Moving!

Absolutely the worst movie.

The story-telling is good with flashbacks.The film is both funny and heartbreaking. You smile in a scene and get a soulcrushing revelation in the next.

There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.

I've gotten used to Jennifer Garner carrying mediocre movies on her back. I was not surprised that she did it again here. It's not that this movie is bad, it just feels very uninspired, and I was left feeling very cold after it was over. For a woman going through such a traumatic ordeal, you'd think most of the characters would be likable. That is far from the case with this movie. The relationships in this movie are done so haphazardly that it's hard to care for their fates. The main love story here is Jennifer Garner & Timothy Olyphant. It's one of the laziest written love stories I've ever seen. We're supposed to believe these two are falling for each other? Two pots of wilted flowers could have more love. It also has very poor comedic relief from the annoying Kevin Smith. This guy can be a talented director, but he plays a fat slob here, and I don't think that's stretching it too much for him. Jennifer Garner is cute, and very solid in the lead role, which isn't a surprise. She comes across a bit cold at times, but she's winning for the most part. Timothy Olyphant is OK as the love interest, but he just felt there to me. He shows off a smug grin, and tries to be all charming to no avail. Juliette Lewis is fine in her role. I don't really have anything left to say about this movie. It's never boring, but the half-assed relationships, and the lack of romance really hinders this one5/10

Good movie not what I would call a good "theater" movie I mean that as if I saw it in a theater I would've walked out & said I should've waited for this to come out on DVD. It portrays the view is not everyone is who you think they are. The way she moves in with the guys after what her life was or was going to be fell apart. It was always clear that Dennis had those feelings and the way their relationship was it was always clear that those feelings were one-sided. It seemed that because of what she lost Gray was always afraid to let herself re-enter the real world which kind of made the relationships between her and the other characters seem hampered which I wished was different. It will sound so cliché but I wish the ending had a better more dramatic build up. The music didn't seem to fit the scenarios very well like when a romantic moment was happening there would be a sad song & when there would be a heartbreaking moment the music to it would be just kind of bleak not a song that would put you into that moment. What I look for in a good movie is a film that can enrapture in the film in films when you sit there knowing you are watching a movie I don't classify it as great.

if you have ever lost someone you care about then this movie is for you. in the past two years i have lost three friends, one who died hours before his wedding. this is my first time writing a review and i have to say this movie touched my heart. i was in tears at the end, and then death cab for cutie's "soul meets body" came on. i cried. and i stood and opened my arms to the sky. this movie helped remind me that i am still here on this planet earth and i should give thanks for that. it reminded me to live each day to the fullest and to love unconditionally. i recommend this movie to all that have loved and lost-- bless.

This movie is rubbish. My DVD player died close to the end and I couldn't care less. One presumes Gray ended up with that worthless morally defunked piece of crap. What on EARTH could have attracted her to him. Perhaps she thought he was pretty? Fine.But what about the fact that he knew her fiancé had fathered a child... he knew... never said anything and what - she's just fine with it? And she witnessed him having sex only a couple of feet away through a shower curtain at her fiancé's wake? Oh yeah - that makes me want a guy so bad.. hearing him getting it on with another chick.And this is a chick flick is it not? Where were the other chicks? She was entirely surrounded by dudes. The only chicks that materialised briefly, were her former-future-mother-in-law who was a cow and her fiancé's one night stand who was a piece of fluff.This film was just rubbish.I know this is a particularly scathing review - but WHEN WILL Hollywood START PORTRAYING WOMEN IN THE REAL WORLD! Geez!