Washington Post film critic Ann Hornaday can’t tolerate the chick-in-a-coma Terri Schiavo vibe she’s getting from the new Reese Witherspoon ghost-chick flick: It “undergoes a radical shift in tone that gives it a ripped-from-the-headlines seriousness, raising troubling end-of-life issues that seem more at home in the pronouncements of Rep. Tom DeLay than a Saturday night date movie.”