The Lovely Bones (2010; Rated )

Dave James said on Saturday, February 06, 2010 9:24:43 AM
The continuity errors in this film were shocking considering Peter Jackson's reputation. In one scene, there's snow on the ground. Then, a few minutes later, there's no snow. Then, a few minutes later, there's snow again. It was so noticeable that audience members were saying, "Where's the snow?" And, if the murder occurred in Norristown, PA, why were the victim's schoolbooks stamped "Fairfax County, VA, Schools"? And, there were more errors. I thought the film was junk except for Tucci's performance.

Stacy said on Wednesday, February 03, 2010 8:54:00 PM
The naysayers are all drunk. This movie was brilliant. I cried like a baby all through. This crime should never be borne by anyone. Peter Jackson's rendition definitely hit a nerve. It will stay with me for a long time. My heart goes out to families who still today are grappling with unbearable loss like this.

Sarah said on Monday, January 25, 2010 3:25:35 AM
I saw this movie and I have to disagree. While I haven't read the book, i'm glad I didn't as it doesn't taint my opinion of it. I thought it was wonderfully done! Great acting, great special effects and great story line. The only negative I have to say about it is that some things felt like they were missing but that's understandable considering the time limit of each film. Definitaly one of my absolute favourites! Well done Mr. Jackson and cast!

scott houp said on Friday, January 15, 2010 9:49:38 PM
hmmm i'll still go see it. i love stanley tucci and peter jackson.
i'll go in trying to forgot how amazing the book was(if that can even happen) for the sake of not disliking peter jackson. because i <3 his slightly awesome vision, and eye for detail.
but thanks for this review richard. i liked it :D

suzanne t. stenger said on Thursday, January 14, 2010 4:05:49 PM
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Gabriel Eligh Maximus said on Sunday, December 13, 2009 1:48:51 PM
I'm surprised at all the negativity, I had high hopes for this film and Peter jackson is a genius so I was expected it be nothing less than a worthy addition to his masterful body of work. Still going to see this as soon as it hits nearby.