WHAT DREAMS MAY COME

Chris and Annie Nielsen's children are both killed, and then a few years later Chris himself dies in an accident. Chris goes to heaven, a place built of his imagination, and the paintings he loved in life. He discovers from an angel that Annie has committed suicide, as she is bereft without her family. Chris determines to search for her, but as he has gone to heaven and she to hell, he must endure great hardships to find her.

I like the theme of the story because I can believe in true love that is able to pass over the limits and difficulty.

I would have liked to read the book, however I have not found yet. I think the film is described as a heaven eternal paradise probably to blame for this lies with the director, Vincent Ward, who does not know take the wonderful scenery that others have created. On the other hand, we have faced in a world of paradise and hell, full of contradictions, where it is assumed that, as telling the player, everyone can choose what to do it (come on, to me it sounds a bit strange So to punish suicide and crazy). Because the script by Ron Bass is pretentious, and it seems to aspire to be something more than it actually is, with phrases rimbombantes resources and the like. But this time it must be chosen to thank you for the happy ending, because something was needed after seeing so much tragedy.