It's a Wonderful Afterlife 2010

Andy Webster, New York Times: It's a Wonderful Afterlife may be a busy trifle, but it has its good-natured charms and agreeable gross-outs. Read more

Tom Long, Detroit News: You don't see that many supernatural serial-killer romantic comedies. Read more

Kevin Thomas, Los Angeles Times: Its comic premise seems too silly, and at times, too tedious, to hope for much cross-cultural appeal, despite a fine, committed cast. Read more

Nick Pinkerton, L.A. Weekly: Every gag is smothered by the prevailing tone of labored zaniness and generic, plucky "mischief music" alerting discerning viewers to abandon all hope of laughter. Read more

Justin Chang, Variety: Broad enough to drive a truckload of samosas through, yet achieving the miracle of genuine silliness only through Sally Hawkins' turn as a daffy psychic, this gluttonous ghost story should appeal to Chadha's loyal customers. Read more