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The Notebook (New Line Platinum Series) (2004)

Studio: New Line Home Entertainment
Starring: Gena Rowlands,James Garner
Release Date: February 8, 2005
Running Time: 124

TITO PASS ME SOME TISSUES
I don't see what was so great about this movie!
As far as love storys go, it was o.k... There
has to be someone out there who found this movie
to be just average, like me. It's worth seeing
once, atleast that's my opinion.more

Second Worst Movie Ever
The worst movie ever was Popeye with Robin Willims but that's a whole other thing. I'd have given The Notebook a lower rating but unfortunately, wasn't given the option for a 0 (or lower). The acting was terrible (Ryan Gosling in particular). The story... more

Excellent Love Story, and Almost a Really Outstanding Movie
Just as a precursor, my wife and I rented the video and then didn't hesitate to buy it and add it to our collection. She loves the movie, and I really do like it quite a bit.

The love story between the two main characters is the driving... more

A very good film that could have been great.
Upon my wife's insistence, I sat down and watched The Notebook with her. I must admit that despite my reluctance at first to view the movie, I was quickly drawn in to the story and watched intently until the end. I knew going in that it was a romance... more

What a Beautiful Movie
This movie was just amazing. Just a wonderful story and just one that was wonderful and sad, and happy. I can only wish that I would be blessed with a love such as these two characters had. Why does love this passionate have to only be in the movies?... more

Maudlin Manipulator Merits Mediocrity
Cloyingly sweet tear-jerker that overflows with sentimentality that left this reviewer feeling emotionally manipulated. The first 20 minutes or so are soporifically boring as the two main characters meet and slowly fall in love. After that, the plot moves... more

Loved the movie, liked the book....
I think that was because I saw the movie first. The movie reflects more on the youthful relationship while the book goes more into detail of their reuniting and their elderly years in the nursing home.

Also, what really bothered me was the... more

Sweet, Maybe Too Sweet, Old-Fashioned Love Romance
Now the first book by Nicholas Sparks is made a film. That's no surprise after his original books 'Message in a Bottle' and 'A Walk to Remember' have been recently turned into films. The point is, his books are not for people with cynical outlook of... more

Best movie I've watched in a while!
This is a GREAT movie! You won't be disappointed. Even my husband was moved to tears (and that is saying a lot!).

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I think it lost Something in the adaptation
I don't usually read or watch this genre, but I've been a Garner fan since *Maverick,* so I got me a big box of Kleenex and got ready for the flood. And it sure enough did. The romantic leads - young and old versions - do a fine job and the cinematography... more

A Fine Old-Fashioned Tearjerker!
Although "The Notebook," a film based on Nicholas Spark's novel of the same name, tells a familiar tale of star-crossed lovers, I found the movie convincing and moving enough to use all the extra tissues I brought along with me. The acting is remarkably... more

The Notebook is a charming REAL story
I love this movie! The feeling, the excitement, the passion, the whole thing makes me want more! I almost can't watch it too often because I don't want to make it just a movie, but keep the newness and thrill alive when I do watch it!
Although... more

LOVED IT!
If you are a romantic and enjoy love stories, this movie and book are perfect for you! I loved them both. The movie stayed pretty true to the original book which is sometimes rare in book to movie remakes. The acting is wonderful and after it was over,... more

Ok
I really heard much about the movie, and really wanted to watch it (Ryan Gosling's one of my favorite actors). But it was a bit disappointing--I mean, the ONLY time I felt bad was when the old Allie regressed into her state of memory loss and screamed... more

AMAZING
Movies rarely make me cry, but this one does every time. It is the only movie I prefer over the book, because you get a sense of who the characters really are rather than imagining them. I don't suggest you rent this movie; BUY IT. You will want to see... more

The Best Newest Romance Out!
This is definitely old fashion and is a story about how the poor shy boy falls in love with the beatuiful rich girl. And every problem that can occur between the couple, to never forget each other throughout their lives. Very comparable to the great... more

The best of its genre
There are so many romantic movies out there, both comedies and dramas. Many of them are relatively entertaining despite being sickening schmaltz. On very rare occasions, there is a romantic movie that truly tugs at the heart, a movie that is true art,... more

Cried through the whole movie.
Definitly a wonderful and emotional story line. I'm a guy and this movie made me full so emotional so............. what does this mean it means that this really is good movie. I have the dvd and loved all the commentaries and behind the scene extras.... more

Very Good
WHAT A TEARJERKER BUT WORTH SEEING IF YOU GET THE CHANCE. EVEN TOUCHES THE GUYS HEARTS ALSO...NOT JUST A CHIC MOVIE. WAS SO NICE TO ACTUALLY SIT AND WATCH SOMETHING THAT WASN'T FILLED WITH A BUNCH OF BAD LANGUAGE. GREAT MOVIE I WOULD CONSIDER SEEING THIS... more

Read the book
Very good and you will cry cry cry. James Garner was great.

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