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“Boring, bland & extrememly predictable”
Forrest_01 · Metacritic ↗
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“Redgrave puts all she’s got into something other actors might just toss off or throw away. She’s present every moment; this is an actress who doesn’t have a second to waste.”
Stephanie Zacharek, Movieline · 85
“Redgrave shimmers like one of Tuscany's magnificent cypress trees as an Englishwoman searching for Lorenzo (Nero).”
Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly · 83
“It is sweet and sentimental and embraces the fantasy (although it would have worked better without the treacly pop songs on the soundtrack).”
James Berardinelli, ReelViews · 75
“I know Letters to Juliet is a soppy melodrama, and I don’t mind in the least. I know the ending is preordained from the setup. I know the characters are broad and comforting stereotypes. In this case, I simply don’t care. Sometimes we have personal reasons for responding to a film.”
Roger Ebert, Chicago Sun-Times · 75
“She delivers a solid and easy star performance. Some young performers lack a relatable quality; Seyfried has it, even with those old-school, big-screen peepers.”
Michael Phillips, Chicago Tribune · 75
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“Boring, bland & extrememly predictable”
Forrest_01about 0–100% inread it ↗
“Letters to Juliet. Love never dies. A very beautiful fairy tale! Yes! This film can be called a fairy tale. All the characters are very interesting and funny, but most of all, of course, the main “culprit” of the whole story is Claire Smith, how she is ready to go to the end for her love can really inspire, inspire and, most likely believe in true love, which is ready to light up again as then 50 years ago. Of course, we shouldn’t forget the young heroes and their story is not much worse and wil”
KelvinSelimorread it ↗
“Letters to Juliet is a highly underrated romantic comedy that has an undeniably lovable sense of fun through its sweet, funny, and beautifully driven story for all ages.”
Dostoyevsky3read it ↗
“Cartas para Julieta é um ótimo filme. Com história simples, consegue ser uma comédia romântica sem ser clichê. É um bom filme para quem gosta desse gênero e para quem quer descontrair um pouco.”
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