Forever My Girl

Forever My Girl offers a suitably picturesque placeholder for romance fans between Nicholas Sparks films, but other viewers may end up crying for the wrong reasons.

This is the sort of movie where the most articulate character is the 7-year-old girl (and the only one with any common sense), who uses adverbs like "staggeringly".

This film, based on the novel by Heidi McLaughlin, tells the story of a man who is transformed by the power of forgiveness, fatherhood and undeserving love. It's a story, as one character says, about "what you do after you mess up." This message is shared with Liam at one of his lowest points, when he's been through the ringer and can't seem to get his head above water. And how true the statement is, that it isn't about how bad you've messed up, but rather what you do afterward.

Nice dreamy film. Sometimes we wish life was more like a film. Other times then we wish we didn’t even see the alternate version we could of had