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Maybe you can not fool all the people all the time, but the novelist Nicholas Sparks, many of them fooled his term drearily predictable story of love and fate. The producer Denise Thus Novi has enjoyed similar success with a big screen adaptation of the work of the author and commercial winning streak likely will continue to be their fourth trip to moderate joint, Lucky persistently wet. The main point of interest here is that Zac Efron, worried that he might not parts that were going to Channing Tatum and Taylor Lautner has seriously bulked a stark Navy vet who returns home from the Middle East to play for love found in a kennel.
Embalming of fiber plain and simple in an orange glow that is all but smothered his ban on a track wit and spontaneity, director Scott Hicks (may have been 16 years since Shine?) Submit this story sugared with absolutely no trace of self-awareness or simple substances clichés of the eye, maybe it is how it should be, so the public can play. But almost every scene in a way its clunkiness and conservatism, thuddingly visual coverage in cutting away too-common among the many perspectives that any given sequence was shot to maximize visible. There is not a dramatic or visual scheme here, just random camera angles and tossed mixed.
In a war zone no larger than a corner of a lot back in the studio, Efron Sgt. Logan Thibault survive a firefight in which people close to him killed. On the ground later he finds a photograph of a woman who is fairly new inscription "to be safe", and once back home, pick him to track who and where she is.
With attention to evidence, he finds Beth (Taylor Schilling) in rural Louisiana, the management of a kennel and a house to live in a wide and charm of seven years with her son, Ben (Riley Thomas Stewart) Ellie and Grandma Blythe Danner God-symbol), who invited the young man, despite Beth's serious concern, the man who has been carrying her picture was her brother. However, the wise old Ellie gently pulling and pushing, it is obvious Beth will soon melt the charm of the good soldier.
Not only that, but Ben had little obvious need of a positive father figure, his right one, the deputy sheriff (Jay R. Ferguson), a sound of a hole of the first order. While Logan can do everything from Ben accompanied on the piano next to the boy's concert church at chess meant that the boy's confidence, bloated whistles mockery Keith Marines song soldier to strengthen and use his position to lawman threatened his ex-wife and Logan.
But if it were not for the threat by Keith, so in general it would have been right at home in a silent movie melodrama drawn, the film is a dramatic tension at all, so soft and predetermined progression of the relationship is central. This is all done in a gradual, graceful and surprising, with Logan patience biding his time until Beth is well and ready for the inevitable. What happened to Keith is positively biblical, which reflects the fact that, while not specifically evangelical or religious striking sparks stories reflect a clear moral of the old and clearly thought that talking to a certain part of the public but will look for other unshucked corn.
Despite their internal turmoil, the characters remain bland and superficial, not the expression of gut feelings when hearing about the plight and little surprises life will do. Ephron work within a narrow range of stoic strength that his true potential is impossible to determine, and Schilling, who last year was pretty good shrugged Atlas Part 1 (a significant missing film his Press Kit Bio Warner Bros.) was limited by the infection.
It is always wonderful and bright gold in Louisiana for the purpose here, never sticky and sweaty, and none of the 20-odd soft pop songs with Mark Isham's score called the feeling smaller setting of the story.
Open: April 20 (Warner Bros.)
Production: As Novi Pictures
Cast: Zac Efron, Taylor Schilling, Blythe Danner, Riley Thomas Stewart, Jay R. Ferguson, Adam LEFEVRE
Director: Scott Hicks
Screen: cuff-like, based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks
Producers: Denise Thus Novi, Kevin McCormick
Executive Producers: Ravi Mehta, Alison Greenspan, Bruce Berman
Director of photography Alar Kivilo
Production designer: Barbara Ling
Costume Designer: Dayna Pink
Editor: Scott Gray
Music: Mark Isham 101 minutes, PG-13 rating
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Embalming of fiber plain and simple in an orange glow that is all but smothered his ban on a track wit and spontaneity, director Scott Hicks (may have been 16 years since Shine?) Submit this story sugared with absolutely no trace of self-awareness or simple substances clichés of the eye, maybe it is how it should be, so the public can play. But almost every scene in a way its clunkiness and conservatism, thuddingly visual coverage in cutting away too-common among the many perspectives that any given sequence was shot to maximize visible. There is not a dramatic or visual scheme here, just random camera angles and tossed mixed.
In a war zone no larger than a corner of a lot back in the studio, Efron Sgt. Logan Thibault survive a firefight in which people close to him killed. On the ground later he finds a photograph of a woman who is fairly new inscription "to be safe", and once back home, pick him to track who and where she is.
With attention to evidence, he finds Beth (Taylor Schilling) in rural Louisiana, the management of a kennel and a house to live in a wide and charm of seven years with her son, Ben (Riley Thomas Stewart) Ellie and Grandma Blythe Danner God-symbol), who invited the young man, despite Beth's serious concern, the man who has been carrying her picture was her brother. However, the wise old Ellie gently pulling and pushing, it is obvious Beth will soon melt the charm of the good soldier.
Not only that, but Ben had little obvious need of a positive father figure, his right one, the deputy sheriff (Jay R. Ferguson), a sound of a hole of the first order. While Logan can do everything from Ben accompanied on the piano next to the boy's concert church at chess meant that the boy's confidence, bloated whistles mockery Keith Marines song soldier to strengthen and use his position to lawman threatened his ex-wife and Logan.
But if it were not for the threat by Keith, so in general it would have been right at home in a silent movie melodrama drawn, the film is a dramatic tension at all, so soft and predetermined progression of the relationship is central. This is all done in a gradual, graceful and surprising, with Logan patience biding his time until Beth is well and ready for the inevitable. What happened to Keith is positively biblical, which reflects the fact that, while not specifically evangelical or religious striking sparks stories reflect a clear moral of the old and clearly thought that talking to a certain part of the public but will look for other unshucked corn.
Despite their internal turmoil, the characters remain bland and superficial, not the expression of gut feelings when hearing about the plight and little surprises life will do. Ephron work within a narrow range of stoic strength that his true potential is impossible to determine, and Schilling, who last year was pretty good shrugged Atlas Part 1 (a significant missing film his Press Kit Bio Warner Bros.) was limited by the infection.
It is always wonderful and bright gold in Louisiana for the purpose here, never sticky and sweaty, and none of the 20-odd soft pop songs with Mark Isham's score called the feeling smaller setting of the story.
Open: April 20 (Warner Bros.)
Production: As Novi Pictures
Cast: Zac Efron, Taylor Schilling, Blythe Danner, Riley Thomas Stewart, Jay R. Ferguson, Adam LEFEVRE
Director: Scott Hicks
Screen: cuff-like, based on the novel by Nicholas Sparks
Producers: Denise Thus Novi, Kevin McCormick
Executive Producers: Ravi Mehta, Alison Greenspan, Bruce Berman
Director of photography Alar Kivilo
Production designer: Barbara Ling
Costume Designer: Dayna Pink
Editor: Scott Gray
Music: Mark Isham 101 minutes, PG-13 rating
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