The Legend of Kate Kensington

When they decided to produce this movie maybe they should have thought about making it a little less boring and a little less depressing even the trailer made you feel depressed I mean I can understand she lost her fiance and she was depressed but there was nothing good about this movie at all nothing happy it all ended in tragedy she didn't get the professional help she needed the acting was like on a sixth grade level whoever was producing this should be ashamed of themselves and should never produce another movie I don't understand why anybody would give this movie 10 Stars or even a good review I guess they must have been in charge of production.

Is still writing bogus high reviews. The movie is not as exciting as the trailer. And the trailer is the biggest bore I've ever seen. This was an amateur-hour production even a fifth-grade drama class would laugh at. I will never get back the 108 minutes of my life back that I wasted watching this terribly written and directed mess. Even the performances were laughable - mostly in part do to the lack of proper cast direction. It's boring and watching paint dry is more exciting. If you don't have any fresh paint to watch dry, that's ok too, you can just read the clearly blatant high-rating reviews and you will find them more entertaining. It really speaks volumes in how little faith even the filmmakers have in their own production to resort to these type of tactics. Do yourself a favor and skip this nonsense that goes no where very slowly. Go buy some paint and watch it dry for a better time.

I was very impressed with the complexity of the plot. I thought they successfully twisted the story back and forth through time and with the visions of the main young character.

I see this film as a love story from a special perspective.

I really got wrapped up in the story. I watch a lot of movies and a lot of them are the same old same old. This film has different very original flair.

Cautiously optimistic at first about bringing our children (ages 8 & 11) to see a horror film with a premise of a ghost walking around a cemetery. As it turned out, it was a great movie with a great story. Some of the scenes were a bit scary for our youngest daughter, however, there was no blood, no gore, and no violence. We were all on the edge of our seats, particularly at the end of the film. Highly recommend this film for families.