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Play rehearsal brings us to my favorite line of the movie: “I don’t know what I’m drinking, dollface, but if this is love, pour me another glass…”.And it also puts him in closer proximity to Jamie Sullivan, who also tutors kids and is a part of the school play.Landon is forced to help the custodial staff, tutor kids on Saturdays, and participate in the school play.But it doesn’t stop him and his friends from openly mocking her.At this point, Landon must at least dig her for her voice.Our first glimpse of Jamie Sullivan is when she’s singing a solo with the choir in church.Landon is the product of divorce, giving him a rather large chip on his shoulder and an incredibly strained relationship with his father.That situation lands the kid in the hospital and Landon, our protagonist, in a sticky situation with the law.Who wants to be friends with people like that?.“Ha! We’re all mean to each other! That means we’re best friends!”.I mean, they’re jerks to each other before the new kid even shows up to be hazed.You know, I’ve never understood why this kid at the beginning wants to be included in Landon’s circle of friends.Then why don’t I start talking about the movie?!.That’s not what this post is supposed to be about.

I won’t go into the differences between the movie and the book.

If you saw the movie first, you’re probably like me and didn’t like the book.

I bet if you read the book first, you don’t like the movie.

When I got around to reading A Walk to Remember, I was disappointed.

I didn’t read anything by Sparks until about 2008.

That adaptation would come out two years after this one.

Even though The Notebook was his first novel.By this point, the only other movie based on one of his novels was Message in a Bottle.This was my introduction to the world of Nicholas Sparks.

A bunch of us got together to watch it in the Student Activities Center on the big screen TV in there.

I saw this movie for the first time back during my first senior year of college.

This adaptation of Nicholas Sparks’s pulpy best-seller provides teen pop sensation Moore her first starring role - and lets viewers clean out their tear ducts. Despite peer pressure and strict parents, the newly minted lovebirds forge a heartfelt bond … until tragedy tears them apart. Quick synopsis… When bad boy Landon (Shane West) is cast opposite the campus bookworm (Mandy Moore) in a school play, no one expects romance to bloom.