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This story has more twists and turns than a second-rate soap opera.

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

The plot isn't so bad, but the pace of storytelling is too slow which makes people bored. Certain moments are so obvious and unnecessary for the main plot. I would've fast-forwarded those moments if it was an online streaming. The ending looks like implying a sequel, not sure if this movie will get one

Let me be very fair here, this is not the best movie in my opinion. But, this movie is fun, it has purpose and is very enjoyable to watch.

"I vow to help you love life, to always hold you with tenderness, and to have the patience that love demands,"— these are the vows promptly forgotten by a new bride following a tragic car accident. The Vow is everything you would expect from a typical Hollywood romance: eye- candy actors, devastating amnesia, and the art of rediscovering love. Like all sappy love stories, the couple finds themselves in love at first-sight. As expected, it is not long before they have an adorable, spur-of-the-moment wedding in an art gallery. When a devastating car accident leaves star actress, Rachel McAdams, with no memory of her husband, the story begins to unfold in an overtly obvious way. By this time, we all know the rest of the film is going to feature the sculpted Channing Tatum winning his oblivious wife's love all-over again. This film— although falling nowhere short of typical—will undoubtedly tug at a few of your heart strings. With confidence, I can advise all my fellow ladies to grab some tissues to accompany the many tear jerking moments scattered throughout the plot. The story of The Vow seems exceptionally more poignant when it is presented as the sincere, true-story it is based off. In the light of modern cinema having a trend towards violence and negativity, I appreciate the value of a heart-warming sappy love story on occasion; it is the perfect film to be accompanied by a rainy day, a cozy blanket, and a steamy cup of coffee.

Other than the facts that this almost newly-wed couple was in a serious car accident that nearly killed her and did take away her memory of the marriage, this story is nothing like the true story. There is one other similarity, but it is near the end and still not quite like the true story. I guess for Hollywood, you have to have villains, which reality had none of in this case. Personally, I think the differences make it a completely different story. However, the real life characters, according to their book, are not as disappointed. For the inaccuracies, I take away 4 stars. Make it more like the book and it is an extremely touching story. 8 stars. I always like Rachel McAdams (except maybe Mean Girls and you were supposed to hate her). In this movie, she was a woman you could root for, but she either didn't, or wasn't allowed to, play the wife's confusion strongly enough. (Maybe time compression was the factor in that.) Paige was also not as committed to the vow as in real life. Channing Tatum did a good job of maintaining Leo's integrity and faithfulness.

Watching this movie made me think about my own life, and if there's anything that I want to relive again, the answer was: no. I loved the movie, and the cast was more than perfect, the decor was phenomenal and the feeling of your blood boiling for Leo and breaking for him when he says: "My wife doesn't love me anymore." The beautiful ceremony in the art gallery (it's so me!) and the heartwarming vows between them. Paige's wedding dress and her studio.This movie is beautiful but most importantly based on real events. The woman never regained her memories but I LOVED that she made all the same choices all over again, even if a bit altered. This movie is a 10 for me!

I cant believe that I sat for two hours through this dreadful bland script tripe premise and lacklustre performances. The only reason I watched it was for the promise of a shot at McCaddams butt in pink knickers as seen in the previews but even that was fleeting. This movie gives the viewer nothing to work with, you don't feel sad when they wont get back together (I secretly hoped they didn't just so it would be different)You don't feel happy when they do (sort of) get back together. You don't exactly hate the parents and well basically the whole movie is just a littler Meh! Glad it was on free-to-air because even putting up with the TV ads was paying too much!!