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I read a review three days before seeing this and almost didn't because of it. That review was not only wrong but the reviewer should apologize big time.
According to the credits the story line is based on a real couple, which I did not know as it didn't seem to be mentioned either in the review or the several commercials I saw for this movie. I imagine it was heavily dramatized, but it was done so well that the writer and director have nothing to apologize for.
Since there are several other plot outlines already I won't add another one and risk a spoiler but if you think of the Quality of The Notebook you will have an idea of what you are in for.
According to the credits the story line is based on a real couple, which I did not know as it didn't seem to be mentioned either in the review or the several commercials I saw for this movie. I imagine it was heavily dramatized, but it was done so well that the writer and director have nothing to apologize for.
Since there are several other plot outlines already I won't add another one and risk a spoiler but if you think of the Quality of The Notebook you will have an idea of what you are in for.
This is one of those movies that is so bad that you want to turn it off, but hang in there what's so bad about it becomes it's strength and makes it worth watching.
If that doesn't do it for you guys there's several really pretty girls to watch.
The plot: two lovely girls and one guy are going to their prom in a limousine. The guy get's a text dumping him when they are five minutes away. One of the girls has brought a bad boy who she thinks is great, the third is supposed to meet her date there. All three end up without dates, one way or another.
The details would spoil the movie for you. Each gets revenge or closure is all I'll say, but in each case it's quite creative what happens.
If that doesn't do it for you guys there's several really pretty girls to watch.
The plot: two lovely girls and one guy are going to their prom in a limousine. The guy get's a text dumping him when they are five minutes away. One of the girls has brought a bad boy who she thinks is great, the third is supposed to meet her date there. All three end up without dates, one way or another.
The details would spoil the movie for you. Each gets revenge or closure is all I'll say, but in each case it's quite creative what happens.
I strongly disagree with loufalce's depiction of this movie.
I saw it this afternoon and think it's the best movie I've seen this century. Some how the director kept me on the edge of my seat thru every race scene even tho I knew the outcome. To me that is great story telling, which is what a movie is supposed to be.
How closely it follows actual history I have yet to look up, but I will.
The trailers made a big deal of the woman who took over her father's horse raising farm being a house wife, failed to mention that she was raised on that farm and trained by her father to know all about raising horses, bloodlines and racing.
I mention 4 great horses of the 20th century. The others are Phar Lap, Seabiscuit, and Northern Dancer. All but Northern dancer now have a major motion picture made about them.
I saw it this afternoon and think it's the best movie I've seen this century. Some how the director kept me on the edge of my seat thru every race scene even tho I knew the outcome. To me that is great story telling, which is what a movie is supposed to be.
How closely it follows actual history I have yet to look up, but I will.
The trailers made a big deal of the woman who took over her father's horse raising farm being a house wife, failed to mention that she was raised on that farm and trained by her father to know all about raising horses, bloodlines and racing.
I mention 4 great horses of the 20th century. The others are Phar Lap, Seabiscuit, and Northern Dancer. All but Northern dancer now have a major motion picture made about them.