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i completely agree. the most exciting part of the entire film happened within the first 3 minutes, and the whole rest of the movie was a depressing grey borefest that i never connected with. My family and i came out of this running to due date in hopes of SOME sense of happiness. Just my opinion... actually that last parts a fact.

PS: brett u are a cutie

woah these two are annoying.

@77wendigo what the fuck is wrong with you bitch eastwood is the greatest actor of all time next to de niro and pacino but not the greatest director but he is still great and gran torino was great if you didnt like it than you are mental

I liked the movie and I didn't find it depressing.The tsunami part was awesome,great special effects.

@KaptainThere That or could perhaps be memories of your past lives...I'd research i t if I were you.

@KaptainThere I agree. Not only that but to be the only one you know of that has that, it must feel very alone. People think that if someone were to really have psychic power they would be the happiest people in the world and go make money off of it. Not everyone is the same and not everyone is in it for the money. That and if you were to tell anyone no one would believe you anyway most likely.

This movie sucked mostly because of Matt Damon. Its ABSURD to think he would be any kind of a box office draw.

I am not saying this to sound dramatic, or trying to get people to buy into psychic stuff, which I still find very hard to believe but, if you look at Matt Damon's character, he understands that communicating with the dead is a curse and is as burdening as knowing the future but being unable to stop events from happening and it weighs heavily on him. He can't come in contact with anyone without communicating with the dead. It would be a very dull existence and, yes, it is a curse.

Good review. this movie was horrible. Damon did an ok job.. the other actors specially the kid sucked. Reminds me of the trainwreck gran torino. ugh i hate eastwood

I totally agree with Brett: the film did try to depress you into submission, and when he said, "It's not a gift, it's a curse" twice, I sort of squawked, "What!?" really loudly. But when you guys introduced the "British schoolboy," the clip you showed illustrating who he was was actually of the brother who died -- wasn't it? Also, did anyone else find the music incongruous? It was like a comedy's sad music. I kept expecting Vince Vaughn to show up and be sad about Katherine Heigl or someone.