Review: PS: I love you

Holly is a smart woman married to Gerry, the love of her life. Therefore, when a disease kills Gerry it also destroys Holly's life; they were married 7 years. The only person that could help her in everything had gone forever. Nobody knew Holly better than Gerry, so he left devised a plan for her future.

Before his death, Gerry wrote to Holly a series of letters that would lead her not only in her grief but also in a journey of rediscovering herself. The first message arrives on Holly's 30th birthday as a cake and, for her amazment, a tape with a voice message from Gerry, who orders her to get on the road to "held itself." During the weeks and months, exactly during a year, Holly receives more letters from Gerry in the most incredible ways, each with a new adventure for Holly, and all finished in the same way: PS, I love you.

Holly's mother and best friends, Denise and Sharon, begin to worry for her because they think that Gerry's letters are keeping Holly stuck in the past. However, what really do each letter is pushing Holly for a new future. Gerry, through his letters suggests the young widow rebuild her life, smile again: fall in love without fear. 

With Gerry's words as a guide, Holly embarks on a sensitive and exciting journey of rediscovery, in a story about friendship and about the strength that can have a love, to the point of turning the death of someone to the beginning of a new life of another. 

                                   

PERSONAL OPINION

When I started to watch the movie, and the beginning was the death of Gerry, I thought: why??? But then, when the letters began to arrive, I was sure that the film would not disappoint me. The vast majority of the scenes of Holly's memories excite the viewer. My favorite is the one that shows how Holly and Gerry meet when they were teenagers. It is a story that can inspire anyone. I really recommend it.