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2004
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Ryan Gosling aka Noah Calhoun
Tim Ivey aka Rower
Rachel McAdams aka Allie Hamilton
Starletta DuPois aka Nurse Esther
James Garner aka Duke
Gena Rowlands aka Allie Calhoun
Sam Shepard aka Frank Calhoun
Anthony-Michael Q. Thomas aka Nurse Keith
Joan Allen aka Anne Hamilton
Ed Grady aka Harry
James Marsden aka Lon Hammond Jr.
Heather Wahlquist aka Sara Tuffington
Jennifer Echols aka Nurse Selma
Geoffrey Knight aka Barker
Kevin Connolly aka Fin
Ren aka Nurse at Counter
Ryan Gosling aka Noah
Rachel McAdams aka Allie
Andrew Schaff aka Matthew Jamison III
Matt Shelly aka Seabrook Boy


Classic
As close as it gets to a modern day Gone With The Wind outside of
Titanic. This epic love story demonstrates the perfection of great
writing, acting, and directing. It is one of the few times where the
novel wasn't destroyed by the movie and only makes one curious as to
why this is such a rare case of successful articulation and execution.

The story of Noah and Allie is the one that each young girl fantasizes
about coming true her whole life. The spark, the magic one feels in
their heart when meeting the one they are destined to share life with.
This is one of the most poetic and eloquent performances and shows off
the great talent of both Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams..
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Love and romance .
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Wonderful love story best romance movie yet.
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this movie is awesome. !.
The Notebook : Based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks
Often times when a movie comes from source material such as a novel
that did well, the people who were fans of the book end up not liking
the movie as much. Sometimes those same fans even end up hating the
movie, or not even giving it a chance by seeing it. Such was the case,
that I already knew the ending of Nicholas Sparks's novel even before I
got into the theater. Let me clear up though, that the best thing about
the film was that I ended up getting wrapped in the story on the
screen, rather than sitting there thinking to myself what part of the
story should be coming next. That is what makes a great adaptation,
when you can get lost in the story, and forget about your thoughts, or
what is going on in the outside world. Not only that, but the film
soared past any expectations that I had for it from the start too, by
being very well Directed and acted.

Best known for his acting credits, Nick Cassavetes was tapped to direct
this film. His past experience, which didn't consist of very many films
includes the Denzel Washington film John Q. This was not going to be an
easy task for him though, because the story was built on us believing
the love that the main characters of the film would be showing was
real. It?s not as easy as it sounds, and some films (like Star Wars
Part 2), end up making the audience laugh, rather than feel what the
characters are feeling. He did a great job, and helped put together a
great cast for this film that would end up including Ryan Gosling,
Rachel McAdams, James Garner, and Joan Allen. All actors who have found
their niches before, and were brought in to this film to help carry the
story.

Gosling is best known for his role as "Richie", one of the kids, in
Murder By Numbers. He brings a great innocence to the role of Noah
Calhoun in the film, one of the two main characters. Rachel McAdams
plays the other half of the duo as Allie Hamilton. She was actually one
of the leads (Regina George) in an earlier Summer movie, Mean Girls. At
the heart of this film the couple represents the love story that is
being told by James Garner's character. He reads from a book , the
story of the two lovers as they go through everything life has to
offer. Gena Rowlands plays the lady that he is reading to, and she gets
as wrapped up in the story as we do, as he progresses from chapter to
chapter in the novel he is reading. Garner was perfect for this role,
and shows his narrating skills as he explains how the two of them live.

Meanwhile, in the story, Noah and Allie meet in one of the cutest
scenes of the movie. He sees her at a carnival, and knows right away
that he wants to be with her. He does not know quite why at first, and
all he can say is that something inside of him is drawing him to her.
He convinces her to give him a chance, and she eventually agrees to
give him the date that he seeks. What progresses from there is a Summer
romance that goes through all of the emotions that we all have
experienced before. What makes it even more real, is that it is not
played off as if every single moment is perfect between the two of
them. It depicts that they do have fights, that they do have
disagreements, but that they do have a love that is stronger than any
of that. This is what made the romance real for me. Everyone knows,
that in real life we can't have a relationship where everything works
out perfectly, or where everyone agrees on everything.

The romance blossoms, but a problem exists that could spell trouble.
Noah is from a one- parent family, and sees himself working at a
lumber-yard for the better part of his life. He says that he has found
his place in life, and this is what the "cards" have planned for him.
Allie on the other hand, come from a very well-off family, and is being
brought up in a rich societal circle. Her family is spending her 17th
Summer in the small town by the sea, and first comes across Noah by
pure coincidence. The romance between them is kept under wraps for
quite a while, until her parents find out. The mother immediately
thinks that is should end, but the father feels that it is just a
summer "thing" that will come to an end rather quickly. That is, until
she is out late one night with Noah, and he takes the side of his wife.
They see no future between their daughter and this "boy", and take her
away from him the first chance they get.

That coupled with the outbreak of World War II keeps them apart for a
couple of years, and the story really gets underway. Will their love be
able to endure the separation, or will one of them move on to something
that is easier in their own lives? The story becomes an epic of its
own, as its starts to split time between the story being read, and the
story of Garner and Rowlands living in the present day. This is what I
love about films like these, as we are given the opportunity to enjoy
two different stories going on at the same time. The love shown by Noah
and Allie is something that envelopes us, and it makes us forget about
the current story. By going back and forth, we are able to look forward
to where each of the two stories is going. All of it leads to an ending
of each story that is both very enjoyable, and very emotional at the
same time.

As I said before, sometimes a book can fail to transition to film. This
is not one of those cases, as the movie instead becomes its own entity.
Both stories have great chemistry between the characters at the center
of them. It is amazing just how well the actors/actresses in the parts
play their roles, and just how much we as an audience start to care
about their lives. As it progresses, we truly care about what will
happen to the main characters, and we have in our own minds how we want
things to turn out. It is that type of film, where we start to become
part of the story, and want them to act or say something specific, that
truly makes a great story. Even though this is a movie that is heavily
geared to lovers of romance novels, this is a film that I found very
enjoyable. I highly recommend seeing this film while it is in theaters,
or purchasing it when it hits DVD, because it has everything that is
needed for a truly great love story..

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