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The Notebook – A Love Story movie Review

The laptop is one of the most moving and romantic movies emotionally success published in the last 20 years. What often appears as one of the major movie more popular among women. The film was directed by Nick Cassavetes and is based on the novel of the same name by Nicholas Sparks. It was produced by a staggering budget of only $ 30 million.

The structure of the film increases considerably for the successful development of the story as the plot is basically concerned with the fate of two young men, Star-Crossed Lovers along the lines of 'Romeo and Juliet'. In 'The Notebook', 17, Allie (Rachel McAdams), the daughter of a wealthy family, falls for a local country boy, Noah (Ryan Gosling), while on holiday in the 1940's.

However, the story is told from the perspective of an elderly man in a nursing home (James Garner), named Duke, who is reading the story of two young lovers to another patient (Gena Rowlands). She is suffering from dementia and has lost his memory.

The story of Noah and Allie begins at a carnival in Seabrook Island, North Carolina. After well-meaning friends will help you to know better, deeper feelings during the summer they spend together.

During one scene, visit an abandoned house called the planting of Windsor and Noah reveals their intention to one day own and renovate the property.

Allie's parents are less impressed with Noah likely prospects as a husband for her daughter and forbade see Noah, who reluctantly parent thinks is right and who is not good enough for her. As a result, break and Allie returns home.

Noah is devastated by separation and writes to Allie everyday for a year, no answer. Eventually, he enlisted to fight in World War II, while Allie attends Sarah Lawrence College in NY State.

After the war, in 1947, Noah manages to buy the planting of Windsor and begins to restore its former splendor. In the meantime, Allie has met a wounded soldier named Lon, a handsome young lawyer from a family well connected. It also impresses the parents of Allie and the two young people get engaged.

The story of Allie, Noah and Lon is skillfully woven and emotional tension is high throughout the film as the viewer identifies and sympathizes with the suffering and the grudging acceptance of his fate, which falls as Noah and Allie.

The tension is cleverly built again when Allie reads a newspaper article about Noah's work has been carried out in the planting of Windsor.

The director handles the feelings of people involved with the craft of care and sensitivity. The approach is very strong, without distracting subplots as the lives of the characters develop. The young actors – and the oldest – manage roles with ease and grace that history demands.

The laptop may not appeal to many fans not attend the movies "Terminator" saga. However, its target audience, which is a winner.

The closing scenes of the end of the Laptop Some of the most exciting and satisfying that are in the movie and deserves tears and applause from the spectators.

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Read more of the story of Allie and Noah and what happens to them here: The Notebook – A Love Story and also on this page: The Notebook – Romantic movie Review

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