wilsonchieng Can't say anything bad about this movie. This movie itself is a memory to me, watching it over and over again just reminds me of the good old days. This movie is so beautiful, and iconic about how love should be regardless of how horrible the circumstances are. P.S thanks for searchin me up <3

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Bailee England "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.

claudiatroglia I really liked this film, a fact for which I was heavily criticized by my family and friends. I found it sad, sweet and touching. Maybe this has to do with the fact that I was pregnant when I saw it, but I actually cried a lot! The story itself is no mystery, we know beforehand how it's going to end, but if it had a different ending, if these two people didn't get back together in the end, it would be heart breaking, and not worth watching. And besides, it's a romantic movie...let's just say the genre is not famous for its surprise ending. We know what we are about to watch, and that's why we watch them. All in all, decent script, solid performances, specially by Rachel McAddams, sad yet romantic story, feel good ending. Worth watching.