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Perfect for A Valentine’s Day Movie Date: Safe Haven

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Last Updated on April 13, 2017 by Marie Bautista

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A Nicholas Sparks movie/novel never fails to make me cry.  That is why after watching “The Notebook”  on the month my mom was diagnosed with meningioma and I was forced to watch her slip away as she was slowly losing her memory and her spirit was dying right before my eyes,  I have simply stopped.  
Not until today, though, on Valentine’s Day.  I saw “Safe Haven”.  It is typical Nicholas Sparks.  It is a story about a mysterious young woman seemingly running from the law and lands in a small town in North Carolina where she meets and bonds with a widower.   It has really beautiful scenic shots (I was like, hey, I want to live there!) and it tugged on my heartstrings.  I reached for my tissues (sob) and was a bit annoyed that the cinema has to put the lights on after the final shot (I so don’t want people seeing me crying).  Sob.

If you are looking for depth and a story line that makes sense, forget it.  But if you are into love and cheesy happy endings (like me), do catch it on a late Valentine’s Day date.  It stars Julianne Hough of Dancing with the Stars and  Josh Duhamel, Fergie’s main man. 

I did read somewhere that practically all of Nicholas Spark’s movie characters look like Barbie and Ken.  Do you think so, too?

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  2. Allan says

    Wow…hanap na kaagad sa internet kung saan madownload…I got a lot of romance movies now but still donwloading. I will add this too. Thanks for sharing.

  6. Aileen says

    I just like watching the movie adaptations hehehe. The books are kind of dragging at the start. Takes me a while to finish the books. Lol!

  10. Maan Laxa says

    A Walk to Remember is still my favorite Sparks novel-slash-movie. But this is interesting, too! I'll look for the book and the movie adaptation. 😀

  15. verabear says

    I wanted to watch this last night but the boyfriend was too tired from his Boracay trip. I still want to see it. I don't care about depth or what, haha 🙂

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