Thursday, December 29, 2005

The Notebook

Posted by Ludicrousity at 12:26 am


I watched this movie while I was away in SA, and I just bought it today and watched it again just then. Such an amazing movie. You should totally go and see it if you haven't already. Amazing acting, great story, very powerful. It's the film adaption of the book by Nicholas Sparks. It's mostly a love story, so it's a bit of a chick flick, but my uncle, dad and brother enjoyed it too, so it can't be too girly. Great flick! 2 thumbs up!

 

12 Comments:

  1. JulieGong said...
    4:05 am, December 29, 2005  
    I cried like a little baby at the end. I reccommend not drinking wine and watching the movie... It's a recipe for disaster.
    don't call me MA'AM said...
    4:26 am, December 29, 2005  
    I loved the book more, but the movie was very good, too. Gena Rowlands was so heartbreaking.
    Ludicrousity said...
    11:10 am, December 29, 2005  
    Isn't it fantastic? I cried soooooooooo much! I think I was in a super sooky mood last night though. So many tears....
    Hi Julie! Nice to meet you. Hope yous tick around.
    Luke said...
    2:29 pm, December 29, 2005  
    Yeah, that was an incredible film. So touching and it had the most sad yet beautiful ending... :)

    I nearly cried.
    Ludicrousity said...
    4:12 pm, December 29, 2005  
    I cried like a woosy woman, who was crying.
    Brie said...
    7:54 pm, December 29, 2005  
    lol, that sad huh?
    Mutt said...
    9:56 pm, December 29, 2005  
    Cried happy? Or cried sad?
    Ludicrousity said...
    11:58 pm, December 29, 2005  
    A little from column A, a little from column B.
    Zebe said...
    3:15 pm, January 01, 2006  
    merry new years
    Martin Boutros said...
    1:25 am, January 04, 2006  
    I'm back and im bad.... well indifferent actually...
    http://revheadsjourney.blogspot.com/
    Glen O'Brien said...
    2:40 pm, January 21, 2006  
    This my son Jesse and his girlfriend Rachel's favourite movie. Have you seen the female lead Rachel McAdams in Red Eye or The Family Stone? She's great in both. Of course, she was the "meanest girl" in Mean Girls too.
    Glen O'Brien said...
    2:41 pm, January 21, 2006  
    This my son Jesse and his girlfriend Rachel's favourite movie. Have you seen the female lead Rachel McAdams in Red Eye or The Family Stone? She's great in both. Of course, she was the "meanest girl" in Mean Girls too.

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