The Choice
Romance adapted from The Notebook novelist, Nicholas Sparks. Tells the decades-spanning story of Travis (Benjamin Walker) and Gabby (Teresa Palmer), who meet first as neighbours in a small coastal town and end up pursuing a relationship that neither could have foreseen. Traces the evolution of their love, tested by life's most defining events and asks: "How far would you go to keep the hope of love alive?"
- Director:
- Ross Katz ('Adult Beginners')
- Writer:
- Bryan Sipe
- Cast:
- Alexandra DaddarioTeresa PalmerMaggie GraceTom WellingBenjamin WalkerTom Wilkinson
Reviews & comments
Variety
pressThe latest, and quite possibly worst, tissue-thin weepie to issue forth from the Nicholas Sparks page-to-screen assembly line ...
The New York Times
pressDirected by Ross Katz and filmed like an ad for erectile-dysfunction medication, The Choice is almost repellently synthetic.
Sydney Morning Herald
pressHollywood has devised a uniquely gruelling rite of passage for its aspiring young stars. It's the Nicholas Sparks movie.
Los Angeles Times
pressThe 11th feature film to be adapted from a novel by bestselling author Nicholas Sparks. They should have stopped at No. 10.
Herald Sun
pressJust in time for Valentine's Day, here comes the movie equivalent of a red, heart-shaped foil balloon attached to a cheap plastic stick.
Variety
pressThe latest, and quite possibly worst, tissue-thin weepie to issue forth from the Nicholas Sparks page-to-screen assembly line ...
The New York Times
pressDirected by Ross Katz and filmed like an ad for erectile-dysfunction medication, The Choice is almost repellently synthetic.
Sydney Morning Herald
pressHollywood has devised a uniquely gruelling rite of passage for its aspiring young stars. It's the Nicholas Sparks movie.
Los Angeles Times
pressThe 11th feature film to be adapted from a novel by bestselling author Nicholas Sparks. They should have stopped at No. 10.
Herald Sun
pressJust in time for Valentine's Day, here comes the movie equivalent of a red, heart-shaped foil balloon attached to a cheap plastic stick.
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