I'm giving this movie a 10. I totally love this movie and got to get it on DVD. The movie told the story of a young girl told to be cursed by the sea. She finds love and well if you haven't seen the film, I won't give away anything. Kirsten Dunst was very good. I liked all of the characters in the whole movie. The scenery was just beautiful too. I try to catch it if it's ever on TV, but if it's not I put in the DVD and watch it. A lot of people didn't like the movie, well that's you, but I liked the movie a lot. So if you watch it and don't like it, maybe it's just not your kind of movie. Some people like certain movies, I'm one of those who likes all kinds of movies, even scary ones. This movie was worth getting and I totally hope people will watch it and pay attention to the story.

Kirsten Dunst is a beautiful, talented actress. But even SHE could not save this dumb, plodding movie. Once again, Canadians prove conclusively that they canNOT make good films. But Kirsten? My GOD, she looks sexy, even when she issweeping a porch!!! But, if you want to see her really do her thing, watch the movie Spiderman. The kissing scene in that movie is incredibly erotic.Hey, I really like romantic movies. See "Ten Things I Hate About You" or "French Kiss" for romance. This movie? "Deeply" should have been buried, deeply, very deeply. It is pure dreck, except, of course, for the total Dunst fan, who will enjoy watching her beautiful features and amazing grace.

I think the movie was really good. It was a good romance movie. It had a sad ending but I think that makes a better ending than a fariy tale ending. It may not have been one of Kirsten Dunst"s is best movie, but not every movie can be the best. I liked the movie whether or not is was her best movie. I think if you like a little romance it would be a good movie for you.

I thought the movie was excellent. Not to mention Trent Ford looked fine. But, I thought it was a cute little love story, and I honestly recommend it to a lot of people.Perhaps, it kinda had a cliche ending, but I loved how the two stories counteracted each other.