Endless Love (2014)

Awesome Movie

It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

Fanciful, disturbing, and wildly original, it announces the arrival of a fresh, bold voice in American cinema.

One of the best movies of the year! Incredible from the beginning to the end.

Even though the story is cliche because in every movie there is a father that doesn't like his daughter to be with some boy,i still think that this movie is worth watching. I cried the first time i've seen it and untill now its third time i'm watching it. I'm not a type who likes romantic movie but definitely yes,it was a good movie.

Again, I only watched this cause I was on the bus to madrid, and this movie was on offer, otherwise I would not venture and spend 2 hours of my time on something like this. The movie is lame, predictable, cheesy, and really pointless. What do you gain from watching it? Nothing. Zero. You get more by watching a washing machine finish its cycle. Honestly. Of course, if you are the kind that absolutely adores romantic comedies, and just likes to be dragged into the predictable twists and turns these type of movies offer then by all means watch it. You may find it entertaining. It is what you expect for a movie of this genre. Be warned!

Just saw this film today and i was surprised of how good it turned out i'm not a big fan of love stories since we all know that a character is going to die or the couple is going to separate for some reason. The cast was full of really talented people Alex Pettyfer, Gabriella Wilde, Robert Patrick, Bruce Greenwood, Rhys Wakefield, Dayo Okeniyi, Emma Rigby and Joley Richardson. And i'm very glad to see Robert Patrick to a great role again because he hasn't been in a lot big movies or good ones since T2. It has a lot of drama and good performances to overcome the love story thing and as a remake is actually a pretty good one. Definitely worth your time!!!

The original "Endless Love" movie was trashed by many critics for not being very faithful to Scott Spencer's acclaimed novel, but placed next to this (supposed) remake, it comes across as pretty provocative and daring. As you might have guessed by that last statement, this remake strips everything controversial out of the original story. For example, while the novel and the original movie concerned underaged teenagers in a forbidden romance, the youths in this remake have just graduated from high school - which kind of takes the "forbidden" out of the romance. The story has been heavily rewritten so that it's now instead another tired retelling of an uppercrust father who doesn't want his precious daughter hanging around with a working class youth - yes, you've seen it all before. Even the climax (involving a fire) is clichéd and predictable If you really want to see this old story again, you'll find that this is a professionally produced version. But the only fresh element to be found is the performance of Robert Patrick, who's pretty good in his supporting role.