Very sweet and nice movie. It was nice to be able to watch a film that had nothing offensive in it!

wow man i can't believe this with absolute 0 expectations i saw this movie and i rated it NOT INTERESTED too .... but now i feel like like its one of the best romantic movies of all time. wow great isn't it? its not cliche at all, a very new kind of a story, great chemistry between Amanda Seyfried and Chris Egan. acting was decent. Gael Garcia, Vanessa Redgrave they were good too. we seriously need more of these kind of movies man. lately i don't remember any movie that satisfied my need of a good time, there must used to be something wrong with them but this one i was watching without getting bored or annoyed and going here and there and then coming to watch until it gets finish and then write a review and Thank God for it .... lolx. i seriously did not wanted this movie to finish and when it did i wanted some more, i wanted it to never finish that is like really crazy thing but it did happened. loved it alot. an absolute charming and adorable movie. The message of romantic love being timeless and one that can cross many generations was very well appreciated and felt. The scenery of Italy in the film is gorgeous. There are breathtaking shots that make you want to hop on a plane after the film is over and go there yourself. such a beautiful place it is. The major weight of carrying the film rested squarely on the shoulders of Amanda Seyfried. Other than being very lovely shoulders, she did an excellent job of portraying her character. She has a great range of endearing expressions. I've seen her in a couple of other films that I enjoyed her in, but none better than this; even considering the broader production values of "Mama Mia". She was radiantly beautiful and added just the right note of intelligence, warmth and charm. In one scene where her character described her excellent education, it didn't seem ludicrous coming from her as it has in the past from other actors. I'm looking forward to seeing more of her - and not just because of her radiant beauty either. While it's certainly not a masterpiece, I praise it for being able to go way past the average "rom com" or "tearjerker" and just be a simply pleasing experience with very fun scenes and a great sense of romance and happiness that I was touched by. It was a job well done, and a breath of fresh air from a lot of trash heaps that are passed off as Romance films nowadays. I suggest anyone who can enjoy this light-hearted, fun and delightful adventure see it right away! i loved it and now i am recommending everyone to see this movie.

great film! No sex or violence and heaps of romance! What more can you want?!

This is a wonderful film, a refreshing change from the violent and raunchy movies that seem to dominate Hollywood fare. I think it takes more talent making a feel-good movie that appeals to a wide audience. What is wrong with predictable? Even the box office hits, such as Avatar and Titanic are predictable, aren't they?!

I loved seeing this movie with my daughters, aged 14 and 21. After all the negative messages on so many movies, it was nice to see an uplifting romantic comedy without all the vulgarity and crudeness that so often permeates these types of movies. It was also fun to see Vanessa Redgrave and Franco Nero together again (since Camelot).

I took my almost 12 y.o. daughter to this movie and we both liked it. The ONLY issue I had were one or two references to "making love" which she doesn't know about yet (not to my knowledge anyways) That did make me a little uncomfortable, but the references were during a very brief conversation between some women. Other than that, the movie was perfect for us to see together. She is just getting into the "liking boys" thing and we have not yet had the sex talk, but thats on the list for this summer!

Letters to Juliet is a sweet and a great movie to watch this would be a great movie for your young teens and parents the only issue you need to worry about is that there is some mild language used and some drinking which is that adults drink wine or champagne at dinners, in vineyards and at a wedding reception also there is a great positive message in this movie it's about that first love never dies, no matter how many years have passed.

I saw an early showing of Letters to Juliet at my movie theatre, I thought it was a great movie and it has a positive message! Any thirteen year old and older will love watching this movie! Very cute for families to go see together as well.