Love, Rosie

2014 • 102 minuten

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Rosie Dunne (Lily Collins – The Mortal Instruments: City of Bones) and her best friend Alex (Sam Claflin – The Hunger Games: Catching Fire) have been best friends since age six. Just as they're discovering the joys of teenage nights on the town, they're also discovering dating disasters. As they dream of travelling the world and new adventures, they decide to take a leap of faith, both on life and on each other, and leave their small British town for Boston together to attend university. But fate has other plans, as Rosie discovers that her crazy night out with the most popular boy in school has left her pregnant. She encourages Alex to go to America without her, hopeful that she'll catch up with him soon. Over the next twelve years, their lives change in all kinds of ways, both expected and unexpected. There are new experiences, new relationships, and all of the other ups and downs that life brings. Their undeniable connection remains, but can their friendship survive the years and miles? And at the back of Rosie's mind is whether they were meant to be more than just good friends all along. Misunderstandings, circumstances and sheer bad luck have kept them out of each other's arms, but when presented with the ultimate opportunity, will they gamble everything for the chance to be together at last? 2014 CONSTANTIN FILM PRODUKTION GMBH

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Absolutely the worst film I have ever had the utter misfortune of bearing. No storyline that makes any sense and the characters just seem to be drippy and pathetic. The trailer, I suspect, is made using completely different everything's, including the actors!

Even if I hadn't read the book first I still wouldn't watch it again. The story for the film just fell flat to me and it wasn't very well produced for one the characters didn't really age any which they do in the book. Wasn't impressed

I'm not sure why some people hate it so much, it's the perfect modern day film with an outstanding storyline and cast and impeccably produced, one of my all time favourites