A Walk To Remember, A Perfect 10

Rating: 10/10 (28 February 2003)

Just to start I have to say that all the critics who gave this movie are way off the mark. They do make small but unrefined points. Every once in a while you get a critic that, excuse me, must have their thumb up their ass. I have read more than 316 different reports of A Walk to Remember. An overall rating that was given D+, 6.5/10, and 2.5 stars out of 5 stars. I have read articles by out-of-date critics who say stuff like Mandy Moore was only used to bring in an enormous fan-base. First off, you couldn't be more off. Using Brittany Spears for Crossroads was a, pardon me, big f***ing mistake. Brittany Spears has virtually no acting talent in comparison to Mandy Moore. Mandy Moore gave life to Jamie Sullivan. She portrayed the preachers daughter flawlessly. The chemistry between her and Shane West was amazing. They complimented each other in a way I haven't seen since Humphrey Bogart and Ingrid Bergman in Casablanca. The way you could see they worked off eachother like their first meeting when she goes to see him, working on his car. I won't deny it, the directing coices for the movie could have been better. Adam Shankman moved the movie along to fast. Not resting on any certain spots to let the movie really sink into maybe the younger audiences. I think that whomever decided to make the movie PG was correct for the box office sake. Although the movie only did 40 million at the gates, I believe the movie would not have done as well if the younger 10-12 year olds could not see it. The biggest flaw that I saw with the movie I noticed, as well as several tens-of-thousands of people, was not in the theaters. The major problem came with the DVD. If you watch the DVD with commentary from Mandy Moore, Shane West and Adam Shankman, you will hear Adam Shankman say there will be deleted scenes on the DVD. This proved to be very incorrect. For as much as twenty dollars at some stores for the movie, what you get is...
A Walk to Remember-Movie(Widescreen)----- I hate widescreen! A Walk to Remember-Commentaries(2) 1. Mandy Moore, Shane West and Adam Shankman 2. Novelist Nicholas Sparks and Screenwright Karen Janszen A Walk to Remember-Movie Trailer Mandy Moore Music Video of "Cry" "Very" Limited Actors Filmography
I do not believe that this was enough for the fans of the movie. I know I want to see the extra footage, outtakes and interviews with the cast and crew.I along with several thousands of people have begun petitions for completed versions of A Walk to Remember. We really want to see the deleted footage, behind the scenes, outtakes and the PG-13 version of the movie. Why Warner Bros. won't put it out is beyond me and again, several thousands of others.