A young single architect, David Abbot, who moves into a new house that belongs to a hard worker doctor, Elizabeth Masterson, who has been died after a fatal accident, struggles against seeing her, the thing that makes his fear, as he is the only one who can see her, but later he falls in love with her.
It's corny, it's somewhat predictable, but it's also very sweet, it's funny.
MTV
February 07, 2006
While the picture adheres to romantic-comedy formula, it's not entirely formulaic, and the actors, who appear to be having fun, give it a bright and undeniable appeal.
Just Like Heaven is a typical romantic comedy that stumbles on the problems of being not particularly funny or interesting. It could have been truly heartwarming, but is so heavy handed here that the final result is merely sentimental pap.
Starts out glib and gimmicky but later digs surprisingly deep.
Christianity Today
September 25, 2006
One of the best times I've had at the movies in a while. It's not perfect. It's not very deep. But it's a whole lot of fun and even a little moving.
Seattle Times
September 16, 2005
Director Mark Waters knows how to turn the gimmicky unknown into psychologically comic adventure, just as he did in 2003's Freaky Friday.
Princeton Town Topics
May 28, 2007
Kudos to Witherspoon and Ruffalo for generating enough screen chemistry to insure a teary-eyed finale that'll make you forget the fact that you're watching a shameless rip-off.
Just Like Heaven is really nothing more than your standard love-from-beyond-the-grave squishfest (even though the heroine isn't actually dead) done up in the dumb bonnet-and-bloomers get-up of contemporary romantic comedy.
Um filminho simpático protagonizado por dois atores carismáticos. E, ainda assim, não é um bom sinal que eu esteja utilizando a palavra 'filminho' para descrevê-lo.
ColeSmithey.com
June 15, 2009
Just Like Heaven" perpetuates the Frisco curse that not one great movie has been made in the hilly city since Alfred Hitchcock's Vertigo in 1958.
