Just Like Heaven Page #4

Synopsis: Elizabeth Masterson, a dedicated doctor in San Francisco, had almost no time for anything. When her sister with two kids set her up on a date, she gets into a tragic car crash and goes into a coma. Meanwhile, a landscape architect named David Abbott moves to San Francisco and, coincidentally, into Elizabeth's apartment for rent. While at the apartment, Elizabeth's spirit haunts him. She doesn't remember who she is, who her family is or what she did - All that she remembered was her apartment and where everything was. To settle the arguments, David agrees to figure out who Elizabeth really is. When they get close to figuring out who she is, they eventually find love with one another and as they finally know who she really is, they learn that fate really has put them both together.
Director(s): Mark Waters
Production: Dreamworks
  1 win & 1 nomination.
 
IMDB:
6.7
Metacritic:
47
Rotten Tomatoes:
55%
PG-13
Year:
2005
95 min
$48,291,624
Website
581 Views


- Really?

- Yes.

This is my apartment.

These are my sheets.

That's my nightstand.

That's my picture...

- Where's my picture?

- What picture?

There was a picture there of my...

There was a picture

right there on the nightstand.

- That was empty when I moved in.

- It was just there.

You know what? I've had enough.

I am calling the police.

- No, no, no, no.

- It's too late.

What'd you do to my phone?

Why can't I...?

You stay right there.

I'm gonna use the one in the kitchen.

Hey, Grace,

David Abbott here.

The people who sublet

this apartment to me,

- do you have their number?

- Is something wrong?

No, no. I was just wondering

about the previous tenant, that's all.

Well, the woman that I dealt with,

she didn't want to talk about it.

It was some kind of

tragedy in the family.

I didn't press for details

'cause I don't need any more drama.

- You think this girl died?

- Well, you better hope so.

That's the only way

they're gonna get off

this month-to-month thing

and give you a real lease.

- That's not exactly the reason I was...

- Come on, David, grow up.

Look, it has a view, a fireplace.

People would kill their grandmothers

for a lot less in this city.

- Can I help you with anything?

- No.

I mean, do you believe in this stuff?

Well, you don't until you do.

That's a little dated.

I recommend the Rosemary Preston.

It's totally seminal.

'Scuse me.

Where's your UFO section?

It's back and to the left.

Ufology. It's not even

a real science.

So, what kind of encounter

have you had?

- Encounter?

- Ectoplasm?

Soniferous ether?

I have a killer sance book

if you're into communication.

Communicating is not her problem.

Righteous.

I have exactly what you need.

Yeah.

Crap!

There.

"Spirit, awake.

Spirit, partake.

Spirit, without fear.

Spirit, appear."

Are... are you here?

Come on, I think you're here.

OK.

I've got a hot, moist

cup of coffee in my hand.

There is no coaster on this table.

I'm going to set it down

on this lovely mahogany...

Don't you dare!

We... We need to talk.

About what?

Has it crossed your mind that there

might be something a little off

about the way you've

been spending your days?

Actually, yes. It's weird having

a squatter in your living room.

I am not...

OK, let's start over.

Hi, I'm David Abbott.

And you are...?

I am...

I'm Elizabeth.

My name is Elizabeth.

You didn't know that.

You... you had to read that.

I think I know my own name.

OK. When was the last time

that you remember

actually talking to someone

other than me?

The other day. The other day.

And... And when you're not here,

what do you do

with the rest of your day?

Certainly a lot more

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Peter Tolan

Peter James Tolan III (born July 5, 1958) is an American television producer, director, and screenwriter. more…

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