The Notebook DVD

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Notebook Description

Behind every great love is a great story. Two teenagers from opposite sides of the tracks fall in love during one summer together, but are tragically forced apart. When they reunite 7 years later, their passionate romance is rekindled, forcing one of them to choose between true love and class order. Director: Nick Cassavetes; Actors: James Garner, Gena Rowlands, James Marsden, Joan Allen, Ryan Gosling, Sam Shepard, Rachel Mcadams.

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The Notebook
Emotional, touching and a really great "this is life" kind of story. Cried my eyes out.
By mbaker (Largo, FL) Verified Buyer

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Touching, heart warming movie
The movie The Notebook is a very touching and heart warming movie, that depicts a man reliving a lifetime with the love of his life who cant remember. Great movie and have recommeded it to many of my friends.
By scottie_3_01 (Cedar Falls, IA, USA) Verified Buyer

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Romantic movie shows the power of love
This move shows the power of love without violence, sex or antagonists.
By rudyss1010 (Miami, Florida, USA) Verified Buyer

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True to life
Real men can appreciate a great love story too.If nothing else buy it for the woman in your life.
By Ralph Brian (Wallingford Ct.)

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Tear Jerker
If you go along with the idea of Girl from the right side of the tracks meets Boy from wrong side, Aka Romeo and Juliet, than you can get through this long set-up to the crushing ending. James Garner was why I wanted to see this film and he is so excellant telling this story from a notebook to his alzheimer wife as they live their last days in an oldage home. Its no surprise as to who he is talking about from the books pages. It is done with nice touches of humanity. But the scene when his wife screams so insanely that the orderly staff has to come in to restrain her, yelling at him saying: I dont know you, after their loving moments together, breaks Garners charater into deep and disturbing crying. It was very very tough to watch, so be warned. I have never seen Garner like that in all the over 40 years of his films. Production quality is high and makes for a more authentic visual experience. Families with Alzheimer should NOT watch this film.
By Vince (Tampa)

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The Best Movie to come along in a long time!
I have watched this movie several times and each time, I cry. Its wonderful.
By Michele (Long Island, NY)