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Perfect
I did not even know what this movie was about when I first rented it and was not sure whether to spend 2 hours for it. After I saw it, I immediately purchased it. It is just perfect. There is nothing else to say.

A Love Story Devoid Of Sex. An Instant Classic. Irresistible.
Adam Shankman's ("Bringing Down The House") respectful screen adaptation of the wonderful romance novel of the same name by New York Times bestselling author Nicholas Sparks is an instant classic, featuring a star performance by singer-turned-actress Mandy Moore (her first film was Disney's "The Princess Diaries"). At long last, we get a love story devoid of the sexual overtones so prevalent in today's society (I don't have anything against sex in movies, it's just that I prefer the classic romance films, like "Casablanca" and "Gone With The Wind" [see my reviews on these and others like them]). THIS film deserves to stand among them as a symbol of family-friendly (if you don't mind the mild language and subtle sexual innuendos-hey, movies aren't devoid of reality and this stuff happens every day) entertainment. Mandy Moore, fresh off her film debut, plays the preacher's down-to-earth, beautiful and "Almost ethereal" daughter Jamie Sullivan so well that I almost thought she was real. Shane West turns in an equally fine performance as the teen who, against his will, finds himself drawn to Jamie and subsequently, comes to appreciate her for who she is and what she represents. Darryl Hannah (the villainous one-eyed assassin Elle from "Kill Bill" [see my review on it]), Peter Coyote, David Andrews (Claire Danes' dad in "Terminator 3" [see my review on that one and "The Terminator" in my review of "Terminator 2"])and the rest of the cast add to the tenderness of this film, so lovingly adapted from the book on which it is based. I LOVED this movie. I nearly cried during the scene where she sang "Only Hope," the sad scenes, during the end credits and the music video. This is the role Ms. Moore was born to play. Rated PG for some thematic elements and mild language.

A beautiful movie that u cannot forget
Hearing how lovely this movie was, i rented the movie. After watching it, i found out it is a great story of love, laughter, and sadness. Landen Carter's love for Jamie was touching, and it was a great feeling to see that he didnt care if she was unpopular, or just plain. He loved her for who she was. The morale of this story is that it doesnt matter whats on the outside, but whats on the inside. If you havent seen this movie, please do watch it. I loved every minute of it, and i plan to watch it over and over again. Lovely story, with tearjerking moments.

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