The Notebook (film review)
September 3rd, 2010 by lindarasmussenAdapted for the screen by Nicholas Sparks novel of the same name, the laptop is one of the best romantic dramas to hit the big screen for decades. Getting high marks from a wide range of criticisms, the laptop is a funny and emotional film about love, relationships and the risks people take. James Garner turns in a remarkable performance as the age, the Duke, who read the pages of his diary of dying nursing home resident Allie (Gena Rowlands).In general, this is a classic "chick flick" with a dramatic touch. Located in the Second World War, the laptop is a great film …
Duke (James Garner) regularly reads the pages of a notebook to an elderly woman in a nursing home. Suffering from Alzheimer's disease, her memories of the parties who read in the past, appears and disappears without order, but Duke is read to her because of her deep and lasting friendship.
The story of The Notebookfocuses on the life of a teenager and a young woman who meet at a carnival at the end of 1930. At first, Allie Hamilton does not know what to think of Noah Calhoun, but soon gives in his insistence that going to an appointment. When Noah and Allie fell in love, Allie's parents try to break the pair. The Hamilton is rich, and Noah and his father are the poor part of town. However, Allie and Noah are determined to be together.
When World War II broke out, Noahsent to the conflict. He wrote many letters to his love, but remain unanswered because Allie's parents are hiding the letters and their responses to Noah. After several years away, Allie is committed to wealthy businessman. But after reading a newspaper article about Noah's restoration of a historic house, once promised that she decides to visit.
Visit with Noah Allie becomes both worlds upside down when they find out the truth about the letters. Now, Alliemust choose between the bride, and she really loves the man who is her real true love …
Actor Ryan Gosling is entertaining and enjoyable in its portrayal of the young and energetic Noah Calhoun. The Notebook as a film is better served by presenting their exceptional talent. Similarly, going and coming actress Rachel McAdams is brilliant in her role as Allie. The emotions of her young romance are clearly conveyed by a natural inclination and instinct to provide its lines onlytrack. Call it charisma to the screen or another, but McAdams is one to do in the future.
In short, the laptop is as good a movie it is like a book. Few books translate onto the big screen and print them if the laptop is to be commended for his ability to do so. Charming and easy to love, the film glorifies the romance of a young couple who find true love - a love that lasts forever. Well produced and with some stunning photographs of natural resourcesPlaces, ranks as the definitive laptop should see the film. Enjoy and go that we see today …
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