Carlos T
Filme: A Escolha Assistido: 21-01-25
Elenco: @teresapalmer @findthewalker @tomwelling @maggiegrace @alexandradaddario Tom Wilkison
Modelo: #romance #drama
Duração: 1h 51m Ano: 2016
Minha opinião: Um filme gostoso de assistir e sentimos a química entre os atores Gabby (Palmer) e Travis (Wlaker), e eles dão toda a graça do filme e também ver o Super-Homem chifrudo também é cômico. E a ternura que transmite desde as brigas e discuções entre eles e isso se transforma em um amor tão forte que até mesmo quando Gabby fica em coma e todos falam para desistir o amor deles faz com que ela acorde e vivam felizes para sempre. O começo, temos o casal Gabby e Ryan (Tom) e o outro casal Travis e Mônica (Daddario). Mas tem que viajar para uma conferência e Monica também fica ausente por uns dias. E isso faz com que oportunidades Gabby e Travis se conhecerem emlhor graças ao cadela de Gabby e por Travis se veterinário e também vizinhos. Para rolar aquele clima e de se apaixonarem. Mas quando Ryan e Monica. Gabby e Travis confessam oque havia acontecido e quando Gabby vai embora Travis vai atrás e eles se casam. Tem 2 filhos, mas em uma noite Gabby sofre um acidente que a deixa em coma. Mas ela volta como em um milagre e todos vivem felizes para sempre.
Roteiro e enredo genial, um roteiro simples, mas a magia dos atores Palmer e Walker fizeram toda a diferença neste filme, com foi de Bullock junto com Reeves em “A Casa do Lago” ou Kutcher com Peet em “De Repente é Amor”.
Vale apena assistir? Sim Com certeza. E Acompanhado é melhor.
Nota: 8,5
Rated 4.5/5 Stars •
Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars
01/22/25
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Mike C
Terrible in every way.
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars
01/21/25
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Ashley F
Chihuahua puppies and bad wigs are the only thing that distracted me from the bad acting. The book was good, so I watched it.
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Rated 2 out of 5 stars
01/18/25
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Angel G
What an annoying woman, it's hard to believe that anyone would fall for her. Poor acting, lovely setting.
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Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars
10/24/24
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Samantha L
Alright, let’s be real here—at some point, we’ve all caved to the guilty pleasure that is a Nicholas Sparks movie. You can’t fault me for loving a good romance that grabs you by the feels and doesn’t let go. And when the mood calls for a solid cry session, I’m not above throwing on one of these heartstring-tugging flicks. The Choice fits that bill perfectly. It’s got all the classic Sparks hallmarks: emotional stakes, life-altering decisions, and just the right amount of drama to keep you hooked from start to finish.
So, here’s the deal: Teresa Palmer is an absolute powerhouse in this. She brings Gabby to life with a mix of vulnerability and strength that makes her super easy to root for. You can’t help but love her, and honestly, Palmer just radiates in every scene. Benjamin Walker? Not as big of a name, but he holds his own. There’s this quiet intensity he brings to Travis, and when he finally pours his heart out? Yeah, you feel it. It’s one of those performances that sneaks up on you.
Now, let’s talk chemistry—because it’s all about that in these kinds of movies, right? Palmer and Walker totally sell it. From their flirty, awkward moments to those deep, emotional scenes, you can feel the sparks flying. It’s that kind of romance that has you saying, “Okay, I see you, Nicholas Sparks, I see what you’re doing here.”
And just when you think it’s all smooth sailing, bam! The emotional rollercoaster kicks in, because of course, it’s a Sparks movie—there has to be a tear-jerking twist. Without giving too much away, Travis finds himself facing some pretty gut-wrenching decisions, and that’s where the film really hits its stride. You know the drama’s coming, but man, does it hit you hard when it does. You’ll be glued to your seat, tissues in hand, bracing yourself for the inevitable.
Special shout-out to Tom Welling—who’s looking way more Superman than Clark Kent these days—and Tom Wilkinson, who plays Travis’ dad with the kind of gravitas only Wilkinson can deliver. And hey, South Carolina has never looked more gorgeous! The cinematography captures those sweeping landscapes so beautifully, it almost feels like a character in itself.
At the end of the day, The Choice knows exactly what it’s aiming for—and it nails it. It’s not out to reinvent the wheel, but it doesn’t have to. If you’re looking for a sweet, heartfelt romance with just enough drama to keep things interesting, this movie’s got you covered. It’s charming, it’s emotional, and it’s everything you want from a Nicholas Sparks adaptation. Go into it with your heart wide open, and you’ll walk away with all the feels.
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Rated 3.5 out of 5 stars
10/14/24
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Mandy E
props to the lead actress for giving this horrible script her all.
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Rated 1 out of 5 stars
07/29/24
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