Title: "Ghost" - Lite
Product review: The posters for "Dragonfly" pose this question: If someone you love dies..are they gone forever? I suppose it's a rhetorical question because, whenever a movie asks such a question, its answer is invariably "No way!" Otherwise, there would be no movie.There is the hope/dream/belief in almost all mankind that there is something beyond life as we know it. But, I suspect that, if anyone called you from the beyond the way Kevin Costner's dead wife does in "Dragonfly", you'd wind up in a mental institution before you found out what she was trying to reveal is kind of neat. Too bad the movie's makers felt it neccessary to resort to obvious and pedestrian storytelling.Sadly, "Dragonfly" does nothing to revive the flagging career of Mr. Costner, who is entirely wrong for the role. He can be a rather good actor, and I hope his fortunes turn in the near future. In the meantime, he needs to avoid any script that mentions dragonflies.
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