Endless Love

The Notebook çekelim derken, olmuş Harita Metod. Lise mezuniyetinden sonra, tekrar görüşmek isteyen 2 arkadaşın aşka giden saçma sapan durumları. Aile o kadar geniş ki. Ama ben babanın yanındayım. Yine de yönetmen filmi izlenir kılmış. Alex Pettyfer fakir kötü çocuk rolünde facia. Filmin sonunda, ev yanıyor. İyi bitiyor iyi. Yazın ortasında şömineyi kim yaktı? Aşkımız yaktı.

Lionel Ritchie's director's cut is the main reason this film earned 6 Oscar nominations all in the same category.

Compared to the original, it's a much better effort. But, that doesn't mean it's good. It's still full of lazy writing, poorly-executed cliches, cringe-inducing tonal shifts, and characters that deserve much better than they get. Plus, it borrows much more from the original than it should or needs to. Pettyfer & Wilde do the best they can with their flimsy love story, as do the supporting cast, but it's not enough to save this from being the forgettable & uninspired flick that it is.

Unbearably poor 'adults playing rich schoolchildren' shite.

I guess people from the new millennium can no longer handle tragedy. So make them older, make it wholesome, make him not disturbed, make everything work out in the end, turn it into a beautiful lesson against prejudice and sell some hispter songs in between.

Through some artificial early scenes, two attractive people share shy smiles as their physical attraction bubbles to the surface-it's cute but it never gets any deeper as the film goes on. Fortunately, a fiercely controlling dad creates some conflict (doesn't like the boy), generating some character development and depth (girl turns rebel, boy has a past), and briefly bringing up an interesting social classes theme. It's just a shame the couple themselves never generate much of interest.

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A rather silly movie full of cliche moments.

A classic feel good movie that is anything but real. But Endless Love does fit the bill if you are in the mood for something hopeful. 49/100.

LOL HIGH SCHOOL GIRLS DIDN'T WANT YOU IN THEIR PICTURE! "Long, Awkward Stares: The Movie", featuring Poor Boy and Rich Girl falling in love. There's talent here -- Wakefield is a good actor, Pettyfer has a name and has been in stuff I liked. This is performance amateur hour; they just throw plot points together with no real sense of pacing, setup, backstory or character development. Okeniyi is the best part of this movie, he's hilarious. There's a good movie to be made here... just not this one.

This movie felt like it was endless because it was boring and had a long run time. It started off a little like Romeo and Juliet. A boy that wasn't welcome dating a rich daughter from an important family. Then it just spirals into being really lame. The main character David, played by Alex Pettyfer, acted more feminine than Gabriella Wilde...

really good

By-the-numbers romantic drama that coasts on charm and almost acquits itself. Cliche bad-guy father character aside it's a pretty fun watch and it's easy to get invested in the Sparks-ian world these impossibly good-looking teenagers inhabit, but of course it's not exactly a masterpiece.

Stilted, artificial, a totally ignorant premise (someone that pretty is a high school outsider?) and an uninspired script. If it weren't for the last 10 minutes it would have been a total bust.

Not as bad as most people are suggesting, but not as good as I was hoping either. It isn't as dark as anyone who saw the first theatrical trailers might hope for. Definition of average, might be worth a rent if it's your type of film but otherwise you can skip it.

Apparently not. Unlike Frozen, Endless Love tells us that love is easy: It's everyone outside who make things difficult. But the truth is, while falling in love is easy, staying in love is hard. And it's the people outside that loving bubble who help pick up the pieces and maybe even put them back together again should the bubble burst. (pluggedin.com)