Funny my friends and I saw it together and really thought it was great! Though younger kids like 10 might think it's cheesy. ;)

Sweet story about love. Sophie goes to italy finds a letter writes back meets charlie they take claire to find her lost Lorenzo very predictable but very sweet

It was a great movie!

This is a chick-flick let me tell you that, haha. But anyways, it's a great movie that a friend and I loved to watch! It has some history such as about Juliet and all of that great stuff, but it also has a few humorous parts. It's also a little predictable, but oh well! I say it's better to watch with a friend than be a lone because if you're like me you like to point out random things like "OH SHE'S GONNA KISS HIM OR OH, SHE'S GOING TO CRY!"

This is one of my favorite movies! It's really good. Amanda Seyfried did a fabulous job. I definetly reccomend it to anyone who love romances.

This is a good mother-daughter film. The only problem is the content. There is little kissing but what is most bothersome for your child to see is them saying "making love" to many times. They say it to many times to put it in a PG movie, that is why it should not be seen by anybody younger then eleven.

I LOVE this movie! It is great for tween/teen girls!

Such a great movie. I went to see it in the theaters with my best friend and mom and grandma. We all LOVED it. So romantic and sweet. Any girl would love it. 10+ would defiantly be able to handle and understand what's going on.

Sophie is an aspiring journalist who works hard to achieve her goal of having one of her stories published in The New Yorker. She travels to Italy with her fiancee and ends up on a romantic journey with a woman and her grandson to reunite the woman with her long-lost love. Along the way there is plenty of laughter and some tears, but ends just like every fairytale; happily ever after. This movie was slightly predictable at times, but strongly conveys the message that true love does exist and it can overcome any obstacle in its way.