She likes romantic comedies. I looked at the movies that were released recently, and it seemed that this romance film starring Richard Gere and Diane Lane would be very romantic no matter what. Hollywood didn't have the guts to shoot tragedy, and romantic comedies were almost guaranteed, so they recommended "Nights in Rodanthe" (Nights in Rodanthe).
After the exquisitely designed opening captions disappeared, I thought: This seems to be a well-deserved romance movie, and there will be no big surprises.
I guessed it right. The film actually brought Richard Gere and Diane Lane together on the screen and enjoyed it. I heard that their previous cooperation was very sparkling. It's as if the audience always wanted Keanu and Sandra Bullock to get together on the screen.
It doesn't matter if there is no surprise. Good-looking men and beauties, beaches, romantic huts, storms that are used as kissing catalysts at the right time, flat family backgrounds, nothing, really. Just look at it.
However, the director probably thinks that none of the surprises is boring, and the audience may forget their hard work before leaving the cinema. They just played the traditional trick-spoiler is coming-to write down the male pig's feet.
It doesn't matter if you write Richard Gere to death, where do you put my face? Originally recommended for romantic comedies, it turned out to appreciate Diane Lane's crying skills. Her crying skills are very good, but we are not here to cry, especially don't want to be uncomfortable by such cheap sensation!
Therefore, I decided to violate professional ethics. I want spoilers. If you have already seen this, don't blame me. Anyway, there are spoilers in big letters on the title. It's your business to watch it, and it's your business to watch the movie.
Although. . . Although James Franco appeared as a guest in it, it was a small surprise to me, but his appearance was not good, and the stylist deliberately made him ugly, lest the old Gere would be compared and his conscience would be greatly bad.
I heard it was adapted from the novel. I don't know how the novel is. Movies are really ordinary. Diane Lane has a special shyness, very reserved and pretty. Although she is older, this shyness is still moving. This is her attraction. Gere is lackluster, except that he has a good body at this age, nothing else, his eyes are small, and he is squinted.
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