Unlike Ghost, which had a silly bad guy subplot and an overly romanticized version of love, this movie was much simpler and focused on healing. The ending was also better. I liked it.

It reminded me a lot of Ghost as well, but Juliet Stevenson's acting made Demi's character look like a cartoon. The first thirty minutes were powerful and depressing and relied solely on Stevenson's ability, but the remainder of the movie is quirky and fun which is rather odd considering it's about grief. Get it because it's good.