All the weeping and hugging the characters do can't make up for the film's fatal lack of texture and psychological nuance. full review

A heaping serving of metaphysical gobbledygook wrapped in a physically striking package. full review

As rare and odd, and visually breathtaking, as modern filmmaking gets!

If the film's morose sentimentality sidesteps ludicrousness, it's also not very dramatic. full review

The afterlife movie soars to new visionary heights in 'What Dreams May Come.'

Few films delight the eye the way Vincent Ward's What Dreams May Come does!

It's not much, other than the vision thing.

Here's what's wrong with giant movie screens: You can fill them with extreme close-ups of Robin Williams' face!

In both concept and execution, they testify to painfully banal sensibilities. full review

Director Vincent Ward's view of heaven is surreal and spectacular! full review

`What Dreams May Come' is so breathtaking, so beautiful, so bold in its imagination! full review

Dripping with bold visual aplomb and sugar-coated mysticism, Vincent Ward's film is a staunch romantic's romance for those who believe-or want to believe-in eternal love.

A visual feast not to be passed up and bound to pack an emotional punch for many viewers!

A visual blast. full review