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TODAY IS SEPTEMBER 24 2011, I ************ THIS MOVIE AGAIN. IT IS AN ABSOLUTE \"MUST SEE\" FOR EVERYONE ON THIS EARTH. THE STORY AND THE BEAUTY OF ALL THE VISUAL EFFECTS IS \"A WORK OF ART\" IN ITSELF. ROBIN WILLIAMS AND THE REST OF THE \"STARS\" WERE ABSOLUTELY INCREDIBLE AND SURELY HAVE A SPECIAL PLACE IN HEAVEN FOR BRINGING THIS STORY TO LIFE FOR THE REST OF
I think this is the best movie ive ever seen its just too good to explain i think this is the closest to what does happen when we die and robin williams was awesome for this movie it is just an amazing movie and it took me a couple times of watching it to completely understand it but after the 2nd out of like a million times of watching it i ********* i you havent seen ********** you wont regret
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Salon.com
By the movie's numbingly predictable end, the notion of a visually unleashed cinema seems like a monstrous mistake -- we've handed over the atom bomb to the Teletubbies! Full Review
Bob Graham
San Francisco Chronicle
Astonishing visualizations of the afterlife are coupled with a drawn-out allegory about communication between the living and the dead that becomes something of a trial to sit through. Full Review
David Edelstein
Slate
Weds an epic, sometimes visionary, depiction of the afterlife to a script and story with fewer psychological layers than the average Hallmark card. Full Review
James Berardinelli
ReelViews
What Dreams May Come has the sensibilities of an art film placed into a big-budget feature with an A-list cast. Full Review
Kenneth Turan
Los Angeles Times
Watching it is like being in a room with a couple locked in a torrid embrace. It might be fun for them, but what's in it for everyone else? Full Review
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