#Rachel mcadams the notebook movie#

When he received no response, he reluctantly decided to move on with his life, and sent her a final letter of his love. If that’s not dedication, I don’t know what is. Her wrote her every single day for a year, 365 letters. When Allie went back to school, after having a heated fight with Noah, he wrote Allie. While this would have been more than enough for Allie, her mother had very different plans for her life. A poor boy without a penny to his name, Noah had nothing to offer Allie but his love.

However, when the leaves changed in the fall and Allie was forced to go back home to school, the odds did not stack up in their favor. Fighting and making up was their style of loving, but they had a summer romance that burned more brightly than any other love. Long story short, Noah meets Allie at a carnival, and they eventually fall deeply in love. Noah, a hardworking country boy, and Allie, a wealthy girl from the city, meet while Allie is on summer vacation in Noah’s hometown in Seabrook, North Carolina. The Notebook follows the flashback love story of two young adults, Allie Hamilton (Rachel McAdams) and Noah Calhoun (the one and only, Ryan Gosling). Duke, a sweet old man, reads to Miss Allie (a severe dementia patient) from a notebook which he carries with him, the story of Noah and Allie.

The Notebook is a story within a story, with flashbacks to Allie and Noah, but a present story of Duke (an old man) and an woman (Miss Allie). For critic reviews of The Notebook, click here.

#Rachel mcadams the notebook movie#

Rarely does a movie surpass the book, but for me the movie is out of this world.

One of the many movie adaptations of a Nicholas Sparks book, The Notebook as a book was decently written, but the movie blew the book out of the water. In honor of Valentine’s Day and the weekend coming up, this week I decided to spend my time and energy on a movie that I am sure many couples and lonely girls will be watching, The Notebook. I myself will be forcing my group of male college friends to watch The Notebook for their first time this Valentine’s Day. One of my favorite movies to be sure, The Notebook may be the most highly watched movie among females.