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As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

This is a must-see and one of the best documentaries - and films - of this year.

A terrific literary drama and character piece that shows how the process of creating art can be seen differently by those doing it and those looking at it from the outside.

It wasn't the best but it at least gives us closure to the TV series that had none until this came out. Ellen Muth is great.

George Lass (Ellen Muth) is a grim reaper. She's been dead for 5 years after getting hit by a toilet seat from space. Der Waffle Haus has burnt down. Rube Sofer has moved on. Cameron Kane (Henry Ian Cusick) is the new supervisor. He has a different take on reaping. Daisy (Sarah Wynter), Mason (Callum Blue) and Roxy (Jasmine Guy) start breaking the rules. George has to reap popular school jock Hudson Hart who is secretly dating George's sister Reggie (Britt McKillip) behind his girlfriend Jennifer Hardick (Shenae Grimes)'s back. George's mother Joy (Cynthia Stevenson) has written a book about grief. George takes over at work from vacationing Delores. George is discovered by Reggie.This is a fine visit from the familiar characters despite the missing Mandy Patinkin and Laura Harris. It's really touching to have George and Reggie together. It wraps up the family's story quite nicely. I'm less taken with Cameron Kane. He's not much of a villain and that side of the movie needs to be much funnier. That half isn't much. Sarah Wynter is an inferior Daisy. In the end, it's great to have George back for a bit.

Yes, all those reviews that say this movie is bad, is true.The story is bad and it has no real ending.This movie is actually not a movie - its like another episode of the TV series 'Dead Like Me' that was cancelled in 2005. That TV series did not have an ending, it was just left half way through.The premise was simple. A grim reaper going about his/her job.If you have been watching that show, this movie is 'Highly Recommended'.............. I really enjoyed seeing all the old cast. Reggie had grown up and it was great to see her as a nice teenage girl.If you had never seen the TV series, you should give this a pass. You may want to try the TV series it was good. Its pilot episode was superb. Much better than this movie. Give that at-least a try.Hope I have saved you some time.Cheers! :-)...............

I just finished watching the entire series and this movie. I was a little afraid because I kept hearing how the movie was sub par in comparison to the rest of the series. For the most part I would agree in that the movie's storyline in regards to the rest of the characters was pretty weak, but the dynamics between Reggie and George almost completely makes up for it.While the rest of the characters seemed like just other people doing stupid crap, Mason becoming rich but still pining for Daisy, Daisy (who, I would have to say, was no where near like the Daisy from the series) becoming a theater actress but messing it up completely, and Roxy throwing everything she learned from Rube out the window so she could become a hero. In each one of these the characters were portrayed as completely the opposite of who they should be. Also their stories are no where near the line of compelling as they should be.George and Reggie finally sharing lines together is what made this movie. When you see them together it almost feels like they are real sisters who were torn apart because of a tragic freak accident. Both have been scarred and they only want to have a childhood together that was taken away. Unfortunately that isn't possible since George has to now live a different life. Also Reggie's struggle as she now loses someone else close to her, but also George's involvement with that loss, brings her to the edge of her sanity.It's only when the family dynamics, or more so the shattered family dynamics are on the screen that this movie works. George is dead, now living as a different person and a grim reaper who has to take people's souls before they die. Joy is trying to keep the one part of her family she still has left and make a connection with her. Reggie is trying to cope with the loss of her sister, even though George wasn't exactly nice to her in life, while dealing with the breakup of her parents.When the sisters are reunited, or when Reggie realizes that she has been reunited with George, it's very bittersweet. George is trying her best to make up for the fact that she was so mean to Reggie in her life, but she also understands that they can't stay together. Reggie also comes to understand that even though her older sister is there, she can't live as her sister.Don't be scared to give this movie a try. Even though some of the rest of it doesn't exactly make sense (I mean, come on, they launch a dead cat into space on a rocket?). But the story between George and Reggie was extremely well done and I actually did come away from this movie somewhat satisfied from that.