A love story beyond bounderies between the spiritual and terrenial worlds.

loosely based on Dante's Inferno. do yourself a favor and read it, rather than watch this crap

Stunningly beautiful, this was a solid and enjoyable but ultimately forgettable experience.

That's not a title, it's a warning. *rimshot*

Way better than expected.

Regular. Buena la idea. No tan bien lograda.

wonderful movie

The makers of this film sat down with Dante's Divine Comedy with the intention of making a loose remake. When they finished it, they read it over again and started crossing out parts they thought the viewers would be too dumb to understand. Then they sent it over to half-liberal doves-and-sunshine Protestants, got their revisions. Then they sent it over to marketing, got their input. Then they sent it over to the big movie studios who had their say. And so we got this tepid piece of shit.

Beginning with sadness and diving ever deeper into the realm of emotional loss, struggle, and lost love, this film is bound to tear your heart to pieces. But this is a true romantic's story that pulls you with it through the depths of hell to rescue a love that can never truly die. You'll be amazed and mystified and filled with joy at the hope and the love that emanates from the screen.

Although it juggles concepts like heaven and hell rather nicely, there's a Hallmark feel to it, not unlike the the heaven-made-of-paint in the film. Budgetary restraints are to blame of course, but perhaps also the casting: It's just this thing with Robins. Believe him when he's cast as inspirational teacher, lonely psychologist, even a psychopath? sure! As a family man? no.