Movie InfoDirected by: George C. Wolfe (Lackawanna Blues)
Written by: Anna Peacock & John Romano (screenplay), Nicholas Sparks (novel)
Starring: Richard Gere (Pretty Woman, Chicago), Diane Lane (Must Love Dogs, under the Tuscan Sun), Christopher Meloni (Law & Order)
Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13 - Some sensuality
Runtime: 97 minutes
Written by: Anna Peacock & John Romano (screenplay), Nicholas Sparks (novel)
Starring: Richard Gere (Pretty Woman, Chicago), Diane Lane (Must Love Dogs, under the Tuscan Sun), Christopher Meloni (Law & Order)
Genre: Romance
MPAA Rating: PG-13 - Some sensuality
Runtime: 97 minutes
Reviews
RottenTomatoes Score: 33% Fresh
MetaCritic Score: 45/100
IMDB Rating: N/A
My Response: I was a big fan of the last Nicolas Sparks romance-turned-movie The Notebook, so I'm optimistic about this one. Nights in Rodanthe seems more gered (pun, haha!) for an older crowd when compared with The Notebook, but there's nothing wrong with that. And while The Notebook was about finding what you've lost, this seems more in line with finding something you've never had. Intereseting parallels. But with this being director Wolfe's first big screen movie, I'd wait to rent it though.
MetaCritic Score: 45/100
IMDB Rating: N/A
My Response: I was a big fan of the last Nicolas Sparks romance-turned-movie The Notebook, so I'm optimistic about this one. Nights in Rodanthe seems more gered (pun, haha!) for an older crowd when compared with The Notebook, but there's nothing wrong with that. And while The Notebook was about finding what you've lost, this seems more in line with finding something you've never had. Intereseting parallels. But with this being director Wolfe's first big screen movie, I'd wait to rent it though.
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