#1 -THE NOTEBOOK
#2 -EAT PRAY LOVE
Stars -Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams, Gena Rowlands, James Garner
Director -Nick Cassavetes
Memorable Quote -"If you're a bird, I'm a bird!"
Review
- I put off watching this for so long because I had heard that
it was a total sobfest, but eventually one day when I was feeling as though I
needed a little more Gosling in my life I went out and bought it on a whim. I
have to say I am glad I did: as far as love stories go, this has to be the
Titanic of the2000s, a romance of which
any woman would be jealous and any man would dream of as it sweeps Ally and
Noah off their feet and along before it like a whirlwind. I could gush about the
script, the filming style, the rain scene, the dialogue, the script – but I will just let it all rest
with a simple instruction that any female readers who have not seen this should
absolutely go and see it now, and then accept the reality that no man is ever
going to measure up in real life to the way that Noah is in this film and
everything is ruined for you forever. 5/5
#2 -EAT PRAY LOVE
Stars - Julia Roberts, Javier Bardem, Billy Crudup, James Franco
Director -Ryan Murphy
Memorable Quote -"Sometimes to lose balance for love is part of living a balanced life."
Review
- The film is neatly divided into three parts – the eating,
praying, and loving which the title suggests – and really one could almost
imagining that they were watching Julia Roberts trying to remake her acting
career and try something different rather than watching the storyline as it
really is. One reason that you should watch this film is the advice given in
one scene, in which Roberts’ character asks another if any man has ever
complained once they saw her body, and which many, many girls out there could
benefit from thinking about in order to stop them from worrying quite so much
about diets and exercise and getting those perfect thigh gaps or flat stomachs.
On the other hand, not much really happens in most of the film, so this is more
the light Sunday viewing type of movie than something to really watch again and
again and put deep concentration into. 3/5
Stars - Channing Tatum, Amanda Seyfried, Richard Jenkins
Director -Lasse Hallström
Memorable Quote -"The saddest people I've ever met in life are the ones who don't care deeply about anything at all."
Review
- Honestly, if you hate yourself and/or have just gone through
a really horrible break up then I absolutely recommend watching The Notebook,
PS I Love You, and then this film all in a row. You will cry so hard that you
may never cry again. What strikes me more than anything about this film is how
it could all have been avoided, and exactly how much time the main characters
needlessly waste when they had the chance to be happy together. Ultimately it
is a film about sacrifice – whether it means literal sacrifice in the name of
your country, or the sacrifice of love in order to allow someone else to be
happy. It is a tear jerker, but ultimately frustrating as you just want to bang
their heads together through most of it. 3.5/5
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