This is a heartwarming but sad movie.It makes you realize what people with cancer good through. I recommend it.

This film deals with a lot of the problems and emotions that a family goes through when a tragedy such as this happens. Some people are selfish and others are all giving in this miraculous film. However, the material is for an older audience of about 16 or older. That age will really appreciate some of the goings on, and get more of the seriousness of the film, and will understand some of the legal jargon and terms and how the legal system works. However, be warned that there are more then a few curse words in this film.

"My Sister's Keeper" was a fabulous movie, especially since someone close to me struggled and died with cancer. The swearing is light, with infrequent uses of the words "sh*t" "b**ch" and "d*mn". A 14 year old has a steamy make-out, but she is on her porch which makes is less sexual. Though during prom night the 14 year old sleeps naked with her boyfriend, but it is because she knows she is going to die soon, and she admits to her mother they didn't have full-on sex.There are many positive messages and role models. The mother of a 14 year old with leukemia is very headstrong, but it is only because she loves her daughter so much and does not want to let her die.The leukemic and her little sister are very loving and caring towards each other. This movie gives the message of letting a person you love that is suffering, go. There is no real violence, just the girl with cancer has extreme nosebleeds and vomits up blood. In one scene she is so angry with her cancer that she dresses up gothic and throws glass bottles to break them.Keep in mind this is a very emotional film, with the main themes being death. This film is basically looking at 14 year old who has struggled with leukemia since she was 2, slowly die, and how the family reacts to it. The actors are very believable, which makes the movie all the more sad. This is a fabulous film, but a real tearjerker for anyone of any age.

I liked this movie a lot - went to see it alone as my 9 year old wanted to see it and after reading reviews decided to check it out myself first. I decided it was inappropriate for her and she is a rather mature 9. It wasn't the cancer/death issue that concerned me but the sexual inferences.

I was so disapointed by this movie. It is nothing at all like the book. The characters don't have the same personalities as the characters in the book. They even left out a character that is a main player in the book. The same people don't die in them. It may seem like I don't have a heart but I hated this movie. Even if I hadn't read the book it would not have been a good movie to me.

I think this movie was very touching and a heart lifting movie for all ages

the perfect film... Just not for young kids.

Sure this movie may sound like a big deal but it isnt. The content isnt that bad and i have to kids in y family who are 9 that watched it and loved it!