So sweet, and so very, very sad. I love it!

Rating: 9/10 (25 July 2006)

This movie really pushes your emotions. You'll hate what a jerk Landon (West) is at first. You'll empathize with Jamie (Moore) and how she doesn't fit in, especially when she's slandered. You'll be joyful when they're finally together and realize they love each other. You'll cry when you find out about Jamie's illness. It really is a great, romantic chick flick, but I know guys could appreciate it, too. Well, some of them, anyway. The only problems I have with it are the departures from the book. I mean, the book takes place in the '40s, but the teens are in '90s gear. And Jamie is really supposed to be plain until the play. I guess you don't sell movies without beautiful people. I guess you can't make Mandy Moore plain. My biggest complaint has got to be the fact that the title of the movie isn't explained in the movie like it is in the book. The walk is when Jamie is walking down the aisle at her wedding and she can barely walk she's so weak. The wedding was really just brushed over in the movie. But all-in-all, I just love this movie. If you haven't seen it, go see it.