I do not understand how “A Little Bit of Heaven” even got made.Full disclosure: I haven’t seen it, but I’m kind of, uh, dying to now that I’ve read these reviews. Why folks I generally love like Gael ...

Marley uses her humor to prevent matters from getting serious. Then a life-changing visit to her doctor sends both of them on an eye-opening adventure of mutual discovery, leading to revelations ...

A romantic dramedy so full of tragic missteps it becomes almost perversely compelling. Set in an attractively lensed New Orleans, the script by thesp-turned-writer Gren Wells introduces feisty adwoman ...

“Roses are red, violets are blue. I’ve got ass cancer, now you know too.” After lying for a while and claiming to have mono, New Orleans advertising exec Marley (Kate Hudson) presents a homemade card ...

The Kate Hudson cancer comedy "A Little Bit of Heaven" suffers through its share of missteps during its uneven and forced journey of laughing through the tears. At least it does one important thing ...

The sentiment is simple; making it reality often is not. “If you give people a decent place to live, a good plate of food, treat them decently,” Sheila Braxton says, “you won’t find any bad people.” ...

When “A Little Bit of Heaven” starts unfurling, you can feel the film ticking off the cutesy romantic comedy conventions, one by one: Kate Hudson (check) stars as a free-spirited ad exec (check) who ...

Hudson is diagnosed with terminal colon cancer but gets together with a hunky doctor as compensation. This bizarre comedy-drama is obviously trying for something different—frothy rom-com meets ...