as long as the product is good.The performances are excellent, Channing and Rachel have great chemistry and supporting cast from Sam Neil to Jessica Lange is more than adequate.All it's just a nice romantic movie.

a group of girls, but being married and having a sense of understanding of that kind of love is being portrayed really made an impact on me, so a definite yes to couples! There were many things in that film that I could relate to which was amazing, tears and laughter! I also love how this film portrayed marriage. Anymore these days films are skewing the way marriage should be, and how we should treat one another; it's truly sad. Wonderful film!! Highly recommend it to anyone married young or old.

who now have to deal with her estrange family and ex boyfriend

great from start to finish. People are in for a treat, and that treat is to see a good romantic comedy that isn't like every other one. It stands out.

romantic,and dramatic at the same. Channing Tatum and Rachel McAdams give very believable performances, you really felt there struggle in the film that they go through. Sam Neill and Jessica Lange are also good too. This is a great date or a great couple movie.

place of their roles. I genuinely believed that I was watching reality. Throughout this movie the director has Leo using personal dialogue at important moments and tuning out every sound that is going on around him. This highlights the major themes and ideas that go along throughout this movie. The car crash in the beginning was a very crucial moment for this movie. In order to capture this moment perfectly, the director filmed the accident in slow motion to emphasize how serious and life threatening this crash was. I really liked how the director played out the breaking point of Leo and Paige's relationship; I was not expecting it to happen the way it did. It broke my heart and made me sympathize with their situation. It was heartbreaking to see how much pain Leo was in to say goodbye to his "wife." This movie will keep you on the edge of your seat. Unlike other movies, the events in this movie are not what you would expect. There is suspense, romance, and heartbreak involved with the emotional effect of this movie. This movie will make the audience tap into their true feelings at one point or another, and at times the movie can even bring up memories of past or previous lovers. The Vow is an excellent movie, which fits right along with other popular movies such as; The Notebook, Dear John, The Last Song, and other famous Nicholas Sparks movies. All of these movies contain love stories with a tragedy involved that are well known and loved. Although I was upset and disappointed that Paige never regained her memory and didn't officially get back together with Leo in the movie, I was glad that the ending was not a predictable one. However, the ending did hint that Paige and Leo were going to "start over" and try again. The Vow is a romantic movie with an unexpected yet fitting ending. This movie is an overpowering example of true love and the deep connection two people feel for one another, despite obstacles that come in their paths.

close to the actual events and it worked. I would have paid for this and been happy. Romance drama fans will be pleased. Non romance drama fans will be pleased.

into the story of Kimand Krickitt Carpenter--the couple whose real life story inspired this film. I say inspires because so much of the film is fictional and the religious faith of the Carpenters was omitted in "The Vow". It's sad, as although you don't want a preachy film, it's odd how in films today there is NO reference to God or almost none and this might have been an interesting addition to the movie.Now on to the film. The story, if you don't know, is about a newly married couple who are in a terrible traffic accident. Leo Channing Tatum is okay but his wife, Paige Rachel McAdams is left in a coma. Oddly, when she awakens, she has a strange sort of amnesia where the most recent portion of her life is missing. This means she has no idea who her husband is and their time together is, naturally, quite uncomfortable and awkward. At the same time, Paige's no longer existent relationship with her parents is suddenly given a second chance and they work hard to recapture her love and make her the girl she used to be. What will become of poor Leo? The two leads, McAdams and Tatum were quite good in the film and easy to watch. The script rather clever and enjoyable. And, overall I have very little negative to say about the film. Well worth seeing--just be forewarned that although there is a lot of romance in the film, it is not at all traditional or what you might expect from such a movie.

of soul mates. If the girl loses the memory of the entire relationship, would she do it over with the same guy or would she forge new lives? After all, couples destined to be together should survive a memory loss.Away from the main plot engine, "The Vow" is a good romantic drama; it is given to very little of the usual confectioneries and cheesiness that comes with Valentine's day pushes. McAdams expertly portrays the stranger while Tatum expertly does the love-sick but often kicked puppy or bulldog . Paige and Leo are art-school city "hipsters"; them not being upper middle class, it provides some fresher and more interesting dynamics in the story telling.As a sideline, I think Leo probably has two really dumb and uncomfortable lines in the movies. The first being something about tingling hands of Thom Yorke's fingers and marriage. The second being when asked about if recording studio is a dying form because people can record on their computers, he goes on a long bubbly enthusiastic blabber about slapbacks and something else.Overall, "The Vow" makes for good Valentine's day movie but I think it also makes for good drama. Comparing it to the lame romantic comedies that have come to define this week of year at the movies, at least you won't be spend the entire length of the movie rolling your eyes and shaking your head.