Sophie stumbles into her destiny when she She goes on a "pre-honeymoon" to Italy with her soon-to-be husband Victor (Gael García Bernal), she finds herself spending more and more timeĪlone as Victor loses himself in his work while they're supposed to be enjoying one another's company. She has aspirations to be a writer, but she's so cemented in her current job that she sees no hope for achieving her goals. Sophie (Amanda Seyfried, Dear John) is a fact checker for New "what is love?" - as accurately as anyone ever can. It's about never giving up, about diving headfirst into the searchįor happiness and fulfillment, about not letting distance, time, or past hurts get in the way of coming as close to answering that age-old question. Or those few words that can instantly rekindle a romance lost half a century ago. It's not about the here and now but the forever after, that longing to find just the right person Director Gary Winick's ( 13 Going on 30) 2010 picture Letters to Juliet is all aboutįinding the kind of love that makes a life complete. It, or want it again, well, even that sappy greeting card sounds pretty good right about now.
it's a thing of unspeakable joys and the bearer of a lifetime's worth of happiness with every passing moment. For those who know it - truly know it deep down inside and not at some Hallmark card level of Thing he's destined to never quite figure out. William Shakespeare to Haddaway asking "What is Love?" in his 1993 dance single and all the words, writings, songs, movies, and everything elseĬame before, now is, and will forever be, love has been the focus of man's attention since the dawn of time and, aside from death, probably the one Sure, it might have been all downhill from there, but from the Her "woman," making her man's companion and, eventually, partner in crime. One could safely bet that love has been the focus of man's attention since God created Eve from Adam's own ribs and called What's the four-letter word that can make a heart melt, a mind spin, a soul stir, a body quiver, and a pulse race? No, it's not that 'What' and 'if' are two words as nonthreatening as words can be, but put them together side-by-side and they have the power to haunt you for Reviewed by Martin Liebman, September 18, 2010 This heartfelt Romantic Comedy/Drama sparkles on Blu-ray. Producers: Caroline Kaplan, Ellen Barkin, Mark Canton Starring: Amanda Seyfried, Gael García Bernal, Vanessa Redgrave, Franco Nero, Christopher Egan, Luisa Ranieri Sophie joins them on their quest through the hills of Tuscany as they search for Lorenzo, Claire's long-lost love - and soon finds herself tumbling headlong into a romance of her own.įor more about Letters to Juliet and the Letters to Juliet Blu-ray release, see Letters to Juliet Blu-ray Review published by Martin Liebman on Septemwhere this Blu-ray release scored 3.5 out of 5. When Sophie replies to one letter that has remained unanswered for 50 years, she is amazed when its author, Claire, arrives in Italy with her grandson Charlie to track down the fiance she left behind decades before. When Sophie travels to Verona in Italy, she stumbles upon an age-old superstition whereby people seeking advice in matters of the heart leave letters in the courtyard of the fictional Juliet, which are then answered by a group of volunteers known as the 'secretaries of Juliet'.
Letters to Juliet Blu-ray delivers stunning video and great audio in this overall recommended Blu-ray release
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