Boring, predictable, unrealistic, and just plain STUPID.

Rating: Null/10 (27 January 2002)

I am a fan of movies with plot twists. This is exactly why I hated "A Walk to Remember". For the first half hour to 45 minutes of this movie, it was somewhat enjoyable and entertaining. Then, there was a turning point in the movie. It became nauseatingly predictable.
At first, I was only able to predict the ending vaguely, but as the time went on, I was able to pinpoint every detail of what was to happen next. A few times, I was even able to tell, word for word, what a character would say next. Since I am not a psychic, and I am usually horrible at predicting the endings of even the most mediocre movies, I would say that the fact that I was able to forsee the ending to this movie is enough reason not to go see it.
If predictability is not enough of a reason for a person to skip this movie, I can list a few other, more minor, cons: both of the main characters have crooked teeth (that just bugged me the whole time), the plot was totally unrealistic, something about Mandy Moore's speaking voice makes a person want to rip their ears off, and you could much better spend your $5.00-$8.00 by renting "American Beauty", "Miss Congeniality", "There's Something About Mary", and/or "A Goofy Movie", which happen to be true classics.
I would only recommend this movie to insomniacs. This movie's lack of plot twists should put you right to sleep.