The Last Song
From the writer of such romantic weepies as The Notebook, Nights in Rodanthe and Message in a Bottle, comes a tale of father-daughter bonding.
Seventeen-year-old Veronica 'Ronnie' Miller's (Miley Cyrus) life was turned upside-down when her parents divorced and her father (Greg Kinnear) moved from New York City to Tybee Island, Georgia. Three years later, she remains angry and alienated from her parents. Her mum (Kelly Preston) decides it would be best if Ronnie spent the summer with dad. Living a quiet beach life, dad – a former concert pianist and teacher – is living a quiet life in the beach town, immersed in creating a work of art that will become the centerpiece of a local church. Through their mutual love of music, Ronnie and her father learn to reconnect.
- Director:
- Julie Anne Robinson (feature debut)
- Writer:
- Nicholas SparksJeff Van Wie
- Cast:
- Miley CyrusGreg KinnearBobby ColemanLiam HemsworthHallock BealsKelly Preston
Reviews & comments
movie let the book down!
I have read the novel by nicholas sparks, it gives you a picture of the characters in your head. all of the characters in this movie were perfect for the part, just what i imagined. EXCEPT FOR MILEY CYRUS! she ruins it completely. she does not suit the role of ronnie at all. so all the people who have read the book already, i recommend not seeing the movie.
Try a bit harder.
I really did not enjoy it because its really about relationships and it has the star miley cyrus and she is a role model towards kids aged 10 and down and they dont want to see her kissinq and you dont want to see your kids do that at a younq aqe i qive it a no' no' so 3 stars is enouqh
Variety
pressA soapy meller that transitions the young pop star from the Disney Channel to the bigscreen while giving girls what they'd seem to want and nothing more.
The New York Times
pressA movie that is as stuffed with bogus feeling and overwrought incident as a fast-food burrito.
Roger Ebert
pressI like Miley Cyrus. I like her in spite of the fact that she's been packaged within an inch of her life. I look forward to the day when she squirms loose from her handlers and records an album of classic songs, performed with the same sincerity as her godmother, Dolly Parton. I think it'll be a long, long time until she plays a movie character like the free-standing, engaging heroines of Ashley Judd, but I can wait.
Newshub
pressThe Last Song: Hannah Montana meets The Notebook? Ah, no. Take that all-too-easy-to-assume thought right out of your head. Okay, now put Miley Cyrus back in with a bitter scowl locked on her face and call her Ronnie.
Los Angeles Times
pressOne of those maudlin romantic melodramas you just can't warn folks off.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe movie so deftly mixes sentimentality, romance and bathos in just the right measures that her fans and maybe new ones will enjoy the new Miley.
Variety
pressA soapy meller that transitions the young pop star from the Disney Channel to the bigscreen while giving girls what they'd seem to want and nothing more.
The New York Times
pressA movie that is as stuffed with bogus feeling and overwrought incident as a fast-food burrito.
Roger Ebert
pressI like Miley Cyrus. I like her in spite of the fact that she's been packaged within an inch of her life. I look forward to the day when she squirms loose from her handlers and records an album of classic songs, performed with the same sincerity as her godmother, Dolly Parton. I think it'll be a long, long time until she plays a movie character like the free-standing, engaging heroines of Ashley Judd, but I can wait.
Newshub
pressThe Last Song: Hannah Montana meets The Notebook? Ah, no. Take that all-too-easy-to-assume thought right out of your head. Okay, now put Miley Cyrus back in with a bitter scowl locked on her face and call her Ronnie.
Los Angeles Times
pressOne of those maudlin romantic melodramas you just can't warn folks off.
Hollywood Reporter
pressThe movie so deftly mixes sentimentality, romance and bathos in just the right measures that her fans and maybe new ones will enjoy the new Miley.
movie let the book down!
I have read the novel by nicholas sparks, it gives you a picture of the characters in your head. all of the characters in this movie were perfect for the part, just what i imagined. EXCEPT FOR MILEY CYRUS! she ruins it completely. she does not suit the role of ronnie at all. so all the people who have read the book already, i recommend not seeing the movie.
Try a bit harder.
I really did not enjoy it because its really about relationships and it has the star miley cyrus and she is a role model towards kids aged 10 and down and they dont want to see her kissinq and you dont want to see your kids do that at a younq aqe i qive it a no' no' so 3 stars is enouqh
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