watch The Best of Me Movie Online Nicholas Sparks adaptations are not only their own genre, they are their own ecosystem - whether it's a sham, how real people actually behaved, a koala would die. If it does not multiply a moment that would not feel like a copy of a copy of a copy of the previous Sparks, trip toads and devastate the country. The Best of Me is the latest Eco Disaster Sparks, Rep. Of Sparks. After miraculously surviving a crash Rig Roughneck Marsden receives a vision of a girl from his youth (Liana Liberato plays a young Michelle Monaghan, but because Liberato sees nothing - absolutely nothing - as Monaghan this moment not resonate). So Marsden expects it is a sign, if there is a will read forces him to his

hometown, where he and Monaghan / Liberato enjoyed a teenage romance can only enjoy in Sparks return. Meanwhile, after receiving the same will make an announcement unhappily married Monaghan travel back home. What could these two lovebirds may have driven apart? The Nicholas Sparks environment. Safe and familiar and predictable. It is here, patriotic, handsome white boy with unkempt hair and narrow west fix car engines. They call girls "ma'am" and their college dreams as a kind of 30-year-old poet discuss (or a 48-year-old from Nebraska writer?). In Sparks, Daddies rich

willing to pay for tuition poor boy, if boy pulls from daughter, sparking a decent rebuttal. Letters are on swings in back gardens to read at sunset. Fights are broken by the "unexpected" off-screen shot. The Best Of Me, is in 1992, not fixed in 1870 by the way. Luke Bracey, although no facial similarities with James Marsden plays the young James Marsden, looks about five years younger than his father Rob Mello screen redneck. Casting really not their arms around this to get (Marsden a Roughneck? Come on) and not makeup, sporting with poor Bracey, what must be one of the worst black eyes in recent film history. But the Sparks Gift doing so much worse than Marsden and Monaghan look stiff and boring in their tired plot. When The Lemonheads "Into Your Arms is used here, the band sounds like just another American Idol wannabe, while syrupy version of the Velvet Underground Sweet Jane just sums it all up really. Only Gerald McRaney comes out of this with his head held high.