Truly, Madly, Deeply (DVD 2002)

Definately one for the girls.Lots of laughs,lots of tears.A fantasy film that you can believe in.It has so much emotion and a sense of total loss for Nina who loses her husband only for him to be brought back to her in the form of a ghost.Nina goes from utter despair to joy when he appears before her only for her to realise that she has moved on when she meets another man.This is a great girly movie,you will need a box of tissues but all comes good in the end,thank goodness!!.Highly recommend for a good night in.

This film is a real chick flick. A must for enjoying this film is:- couple of mate, bottle of wine and box of chocs, tissues optional as you will be laughing more than crying.

A beautiful movie, full of subtle emotions. A tribute, both to the director (Anthony Minghella) and to the actors (Alan Rickman & Juliet Stevenson) who managed to caught the various states of mind their caracters were experiencing. With humour and wit, this movie reminds us that, although love might last through death, life always wins the battle in the end. Just as it should be.

This was a DVD which I could not find in any of the local shops. Found straight away on E-Bay (should have looked here first). Received within a couple of days of purchasing.
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I watched this, and the first thing that popped into my head was "chick flick". It's a touchy feely kind of movie that explores one woman's experience of bereavement, and I have to be honest: I found it difficult to empathize with the character (played by Juliet Stevenson).

There were some nice moments, though, and the idea that Jamie (Alan Rickman), comes back to help his wife move on is quite clever, in its way. I dunno: I'm a bit picky, when it comes to what I describe as "great" movie, and this doesn't quite cut it.

I loved this film the first time I saw it and always wanted to own a copy. Now I do and it's great. Thanks Ebay

I hadn't seen this for ages but it's still as good as ever.

Two terrific actors,both at the top of their form-with such a gentle touch

to bring the characters to life.

And if anyone has been unlucky enough to experience a deep loss--this

can be a salve.

this is one of my favourite films and i own it on video.that is now going to the charity shop as i have managed to get it on dvd from ebay

this was bought as a suitable movie for a girly nite in and it did not disappoint! four of us (+ a couple of bottles)sat down to view and within a short while there was not a dry eye in the room. julie stevenson is wonderful at grief. no genteel tissue dabbing here....real snotty, puffy eyed gut wrenching sorrow that had us all sniffing. the storyline was bizarre but it really worked as we all empathised with her loss and his efforts to free her for a new life. i would really recommend this film. i'm so glad i bought it as i can envisage watching it again and again when i fancy a good wallow. when my husband came home and saw us all red eyed and clutcing soggy handkies he was amazed that we all thought it was wonderful!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Get your hankies out, this is a real tearjerker. Juliet Stephenson is absolutely marvellous and Nina, grieving widow of Alan Rickman, beautiful and fending off all sorts of unwanted attentions from would be suitors, one day her prayers are answered. This is one for when the men have gone out for the night and you can sob shamelessly and laugh openly at those situations only us girls understand. I loved it.