P.S.

Name: P.S.
Genre: Drama, Fantasy, Comedy, Romance
Released: October 15, 2004
Duration: 97 min
Rating: 55
Cast: Laura Linney, Marcia Gay Harden, Topher Grace

2004

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Newmarket Films | Release Date: October 15, 2004 | R

Starring: Laura Linney, Marcia Gay Harden, Topher Grace

Summary: The story of a thirtysomething given a second chance at first love. (Newmarket Films)

Director: Dylan Kidd

Genre(s): Drama, Fantasy, Comedy, Romance

Rating: R

Runtime: 97 min

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Michael Wilmington

Ultimately, p.s. confirms Kidd's talent without expanding it or achieving the comic/dramatic heights of "Roger Dodger." Read full review

Roger Ebert

Fascinating because it require us to see the younger character through two sets of eyes -- our own, which witness an attractive woman drawn to a younger male, and the women's, which see a lost love in a new container. Read full review

James Berardinelli

An intriguing and satisfying romance that may hold some appeal even for those who normally do not like films about affairs of the heart. Read full review

Michael Atkinson

The question of whether this is a movie about reincarnation or fate or middle-aged delusion remains unaddressed far beyond our capacity to care. Many of the admirably long conversational scenes are pointless; some, like Harden and Linney's climactic bitch-fest in a hotel room, are flat-out absurd. Read full review

Lisa Schwarzbaum

The movie implodes, with each actor less vivid than he or she ought to be and each character less connected to the others than necessary for such an arbitrary plot. Read full review

Maitland McDonagh

Grace fares better than Linney, and both escape with more dignity than Harden, whose blowsy, wanton Missy is a coarse, soap-opera caricature of a suburban hoyden. Read full review

Manohla Dargis

What's disheartening is that an actress as fine as Ms. Linney has to endure the indignity of such excremental nonsense. Read full review

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ChadS.

Jul 16, 2006

In one of the deleted scenes, we can see that Louise(Laura Linney) has no input when it comes to who the selection committee admits into their art program. She stays out of the room. What's in the movie works better because the happy ending makes us a little uncomfortable. "P.S." is at In one of the deleted scenes, we can see that Louise(Laura Linney) has no input when it comes to who the selection committee admits into their art program. She stays out of the room. What's in the movie works better because the happy ending makes us a little uncomfortable. "P.S." is at its best when Louise and F. Scott(Topher Grace) are feeling each out. There's also a pretty hillarious scene that involves Linney with Gabriel Byrne(playing her ex) because his confession, albeit heartfelt and sincere, is nonetheless, self-indulgent and smarmy. But "P.S." loses its steam when it turns into a high school drama between Louise and her best friend Missy(Marcia Gay Harden).… Expand

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