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It's actually a good movie and I will take your word that pornos are more believable and assume that they are, LOL.
The other guy had it right though -- the couple in the movie are nothing but back and forth drama, but again the movie is good. They are separated by various circumstances (even moved on to other people) but love and/or fate pull them back together and their love rekindles as if it never fell apart.
Lol, at least some of them are, I guess.
It's my best friend's favorite movie, he's must've seen it about 80 times and of course owns the DVD, with absolutely no shame in his game.
Hmmm...while I guess the storyline and plot were quite entertaining, I never really could relate to "The Notebook" that much, from an emotional perspective Neither the female nor the male lead characters seemed to be particularly caring and compassionate or especially nice people, IMO. Really so far the only Nicholas Sparks-based movie that I truly enjoyed or liked on an emotional level was "A Walk to Remember".
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I'm assuming you don't want the obstacles, just the passion and devotion the main characters had for each other.
BINGO!
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I usually love romantic movies like The Notebook....but I absolutely HATED it!
What was so bad about it though?
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I don't know what you're talking about, but there's probably no hope for you.
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My sister and I started watching it a long time ago, but never got all the way through. We thought the eye rolling would actually pull a muscle and didn't want to spend the night in the ER
I work in a Nursing home in North Jersey, and there is a couple there that remind me of the movie, "The Notebook". When I come in the morning to check up on them, they're in bed together ... they're like glue during the day ... they move me.
I said last week, "you 2 remind me of The Notebook. They never heard of it ...
i work in a nursing home in north jersey, and there is a couple there that remind me of the movie, "the notebook". When i come in the morning to check up on them, they're in bed together ... They're like glue during the day ... They move me.
I said last week, "you 2 remind me of the notebook. They never heard of it ...
THERE'S HOPE!
You should have them watch the movie! Maybe they'd like it and be even more attached.
I've also been told I look like Rachel McAdams, but never thought it was a great compliment. Hmm. On the other hand, Gosling.... *drools*
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Neither the female nor the male lead characters seemed to be particularly caring and compassionate or especially nice people, IMO. Really so far the only Nicholas Sparks-based movie that I truly enjoyed or liked on an emotional level was "A Walk to Remember".
