Guest Blogger: Nadira 1

I decided to review The Notebook a great movie for anyone who’s a hopeless romantic I’d say. This movie will bring tears and leave you wanting a fairytale love story of your own. The Notebook filmed and directed by Nick Cassavetes based on a novel written by Nicholas Sparks. The movie cast Ryan Gosling and Rachel McAdams young couple that falls in love during the early 1940’s in Seabrook Island, South Carolina. They played Noah and Allie Calhoun. The story is being narrated from Noah Calhoun in a past tense way, He is reading his entry life story he experienced with Allie Calhoun. He reads the story to his lover because she lives with Alzheimer’s in a nursing home. The pain plot of the story is a modern day nursing home and elderly man named Noah reads story from his personal notebook to Allie. Allie Calhoun was a very wealthy seventeen year old girl who would come down to Seabrook’s on summer vacation. And Noah was nothing but a lumber boy. Made enough to have a stable life. He and Allie were never ones to be. But oh did it work for them. They had the summer of their lives. But Allies parents didn’t want their daughter with Noah mainly her mother. Huge argument happening led to Allie and Noah breakup Allie leaving Seabrook. This led them both to move on with their life’s. Noah and his best friend Fin enlisted to fight in World War II. Fin was killed in battle. Allie becomes a volunteer nurse in a hospital for wounded soldiers where she meets an officer Lon Hammond, Jr. a handsome, charming man she knew her parents would except of. Allie and Lon get engaged and prepare to Mariam when Allie runs into Noah. Who remember she has not seen in ages. Allie and Noah meeting up leads them to rekindling their romance. And making her break up with Lon. I’ll leave my review where it’s at. The ending is something you’ll need to watch and review you. I highly recommend watching The Notebook.