The Notebook (DVD, 2008)

This classic film (in my eyes) is timeless and fun no matter how many times you've seen it...The cast and story are exciting and fresh even if you've seen the film over 100 times, as I have...The is a Must Have DVD for anyone’s collection!!!

I love the movie The Notebook and I don't have it, so of course I had to buy it. I disliked how it wasn't an actual copy of the movie. Delivery time was fast so that was a plus.

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Features Actors: Ryan Gosling, Rachel McAdams, Joan Allen, James Gardner & Gina Rowlands.
Running Time:124 Min.
Rating: PG-13

For Allie (Rachel McAdams) and Noah (Ryan Gosling), their love story is one fraught with heartache, passion, time, and destiny. But before we can get to that, flash forward decades to an older gentleman named Duke (James Garner) visits an elderly woman (Gina Rowlands) suffering from Alzheimer's in a nursing home. In the midst of her debilitating disease, he begins to read her a story, the story of Allie and Noah and how they met, fell in love, and discovered all the complications that go along with romance.

Noah is a mill worker still living with his father (playwright Sam Shepard) in a rundown house, while Allie comes from a long line of wealth and deals with her snobbish mother (Joan Allen, The Contender) who thinks that Noah isn't worthy of her status. When the summer comes to an end, Noah and Allie are forced to go their separate ways, yet never leaving each other's thoughts. Seven years later finds Allie engaged to a wealthy southern socialite (James Marsden) and Noah putting the finishing touches on a plantation farmhouse that he promised Allie he'd restore for her during their summer of love. Through a series of chance encounters, Allie and Noah meet once more and find the spark of their previous romance is still very much alive. This forces Allie to make a decision that will alter both her and Noah's lives…forever.

Love story of our time!Tear-jerker! Something for everyone lust, love, love lost, love found, love lost again, trials and tribulations, sweeping music, upper-class parents, a lower class lover, romantic nostalgia of a time since forgotten, a fiancé that isn't right for one of the romantic leads, reminiscences, old people in love.

Hope this helps you deicde!Would recommend to buy or rent!Thanks for reading! :)

I love this movie. James Garner has been one of my favorite actors since he first started acting in "Maverick". Now that he is getting a little older (as am I) I enjoy watching him in movies that play on his maturity and experience, as well as his good looks. This movie is about a young couple who falls in love and are still in love even though many years have past. Her health is failing and he tenderly takes care of her - the love of his life. I hope that is how my sweet husband and I would be in that situation. I never get tired of watching The Notebook.