Just Like Heaven
Comedy • PG-13 • 2005 • 1 hr 35 min
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Great sappy love story with a good balance of sad/happy/funny. Another Mark R character that puts other men to shame.
omg that was so adorable and charming i love it. witherspoon and ruffalo work very well together. very cute little romance movie
A cute romcom that was good fun. Good to watch if you like Ruffalo/Witherspoons and rom coms.
Really loved this movie. I don’t care how cheesy it was. Different than other romantic movies plot wise.
Ruffalo is a bit out of place here.His character is clumsy and awkward, but he is too handsome and confident for the role.Good movie though.
Definitely corny but a handful of very funny scenes & culminates to a sweet tender love story.
So sweet and funny and cute. I would pay to see these two anchor a romantic comedy anytime!
Cute , feel good rom-com. I enjoyed it. But it wasn’t a favourite!
It's such a beautiful story. I think of this movie often
As a doctor, this movie taught me alot and make me remember what I forgot “my life “ 😞
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