Nights in Rodanthe

Nights in Rodanthe is based on a novel by Nicholas Sparks and I have read a few of his works which mainly involves 2nd-chance romance w a hint of tragedy behind it. I remembered 'A Walk To Remember', 'The Notebook', 'Message... Full review

Let me get this straight: "Hotshot plastic surgeon loses a patient on the operating table while removing a cyst from her face and ends up falling in love with recently separated bed and breakfast hostess within about 24 hours of meeting... Full review

Ever since they first came to the Outer Banks and filmed the movie (I have lived here my whole life), I have waited for this movie to come out. And I mean waited and waited and waited over a year and... Full review

I had been counting down the months to see this movie because this is my FAVORITE Nicholas Sparks book. I was so disappointed in this movie and I get very upset everyday I think about it. Please read the book it... Full review

Oh yes! Hollywood does remember how to use the good old formula, and when lightning hits, it's a rather wonderful feeling. Rarely Hollywood creates a masterpiece because lately, there seems to be more concern with hurrying up and getting the most... Full review

This movie was terrible. The worst I've seen in a while. The acting was OK; I'm pretty sure if you read the book, it's a good story. However, but the dialogs were so lackluster, so uninteresting. They made me wonder how... Full review

I like all different types of movies, so this is not a bash on romantic movies from a guy who only likes The Matrix etc etc. I just felt it was a lousy movie. I don't feel that there was enough... Full review

Dr. Paul Flanner (Richard Gere), a successful surgeon, has his wife leave him, his son (an uncredited James Franco) not respect him and looses a patient he's operating on. Adrienne Willis (Diane Lane) has two children and discovers her husband has... Full review

If you read the book before seeing the movie you may be disappointed like I was. The book was great and I was sure after seeing the movie preview that the movie would be great as well, however I felt like... Full review

Oh, my friend was just dying to see Nights in Rodanthe, I'm convinced she is absolutely in love with Richard Gere, not to mention she just loves romantic movies, so Richard Gere and romance? It's a no brainer, she just had... Full review

Recently separated Adrienne (Lane) leaves her kids with her ex and heads to the scenic coastal burg of Rodanthe, N.C., where her pal (Viola Davis) owns the most picturesque inn with the most beautiful blue shutters you can imagine. But the sole scheduled visitor arrives: Dr. Paul Flanner (Gere), who recently lost a patient during a routine operation and has come to Rodanthe to make amends with the dead woman's grieving widower (Scott Glenn). ... Full Review

But the limited scope and clichd story gets the better of them. There are a few moments when it's easy to succumb to the couple's chemistry and swoon along with them. In fact, they had something better in their previous movie together, Unfaithful . ... Full Review

But I can appreciate a meaningful, intelligent romantic drama as much as the next galumph. Sure, there are worse things than one more mindless chick flick (e.g. 'Nights In Rodanthe' soggy romance ... Full Review

Gere, looking trimmer than he has in a while, his hair the color of old pewter, makes a fine mysterious lodger; over the years he's become a charmingly generous actor, and he confidently holds his side of the screen without ever taking it away from his co-star. ... Full Review

But "Nights in Rodanthe" engages more in relaxed moments, as two people thrown together by circumstance begin to appreciate each other. When you hang an entire film on a long weekend, that weekend better be amazing. ... Full Review

Rating: AS SOON as the camera zooms in on the beachfront inn where Diane Lane and Richard Gere are about to be reunited for the third time on screen, you know the foundations of this romantic two-hander are flimsy. ... Full Article

Bearing that in mind, I'm guessing there will be a lot of women out there who are panting with excitement about his new film Nights In Rodanthe (that's Ro-dan-thee - as in the place in North Carolina, fact fans). ... Full Article

Written by: Michael on Wed, Oct 8, 2008 I must admit that by the end of the second act of Nights In Rodanthe , the sappy romantic inside of me was almost won over by the film. ... Full Article

NICHOLAS Sparks - who has 100 million copies of his books in print, including "Message in a Bottle," "Nights in Rodanthe" and his latest, "The Lucky One" - told Marymount College writing program director Lewis Frumkes he can't stand so-called... ... Full Article

"Nights in Rodanthe" screenwriter Ann Peacock has signed on to adapt John Grisham's 1997 novel "The Partner" for the big screen. The project, from Oscar-winning producer Bob Chartoff ("Rocky") and newcomer Velocity Management, centers on a disillusioned lawyer who steals... ... Full Article