Some other reviewers seem to think that the trailer gives the plot of the whole movie away. Um, yes. Have they never seen a trailer before? Almost all of them give the plot of the entire movie away. In fact, sometimes it can be fun to watch a movie and then re-watch the trailer to realize just how much was in there.... But that's beside the point. Letters to Juliet looks like (and will be, I hope) a great romantic comedy. Boy meets girl, they have adventures together, they fall in love. It's not rocket science, but considering the drek that passes for movies and especially romantic comedies these days, I'm really hoping that this one can be what this trailer advertises: a cute, diverting piece of entertainment.

Another love story where the dashing European guy steals away the beautiful woman from the uncaring and heartless American.Amanda Seyfried is cool though, and cute.

They pretty much showed you the entire story and outcome in this trailer. Sure there are a lot of little things that make the movie what it is, but you can pretty much tell what those things will lead to and what will happen... I'd still probably watch it, but maybe not in theaters...

They would've left the love triangle out of it. It's okay, Hollywood, for girls and guys to be friends without "falling in love" with each other. The getting the grandma back together with her lost love would have made a great movie. Adding the whole grandson and girl stranger fall in love over the time spent looking was overkill. Also, I don't think you needed to show us the whole movie in the preview. Not much point in seeing it now. We see the grandma reunite with her lost love and the grandson chases down the girl stranger. Thanks for saving everyone money to not go and see the movie.