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The Vow: Movie Analysis
The Vow was a drama filmed in 2012, starring Channing Tatum and Racheal McAdams. Leo(Channing) and his wife, Paige(Racheal) get into an accident and Paige ends up losing her memory. She only remembers the 5 years prior to meeting Leo. Leo does everything he can to try and regain her memory of him and to remind her of the love they once had. He does everything he can to try to make her fall in love all over again. The plot is truly touching and emotional, the actors do a good job creating a natural love connection. Many people believe that only fate can determine if a relationship is meant to be. While others believe that you cant force someone to love you. This makes the movie slightly controversial. One snowy night a truck plows into …show more content…
He asks her on a date and ask if they can start over, completely over. And just as things almost seem to be going back to normal something happens. She sees her ex fiancé. She has clear memories of him. They catch up with each other after years of not seeing each other and they end up kissing. Was she falling exactly in her old footsteps and life style all over again? Leo knows he is losing his wife and he tells himself that no matter what it takes he will get her back and that’s because he made a vow. In the beginning of the movie when he said his vows he said,” "I vow to love you and no matter what challenges might carry us apart, we will always find a way back to each other.” Does that mean love is enough to bring these two back together? He tells her he has been trying everything possible to save what they had while she is throwing he self at Jeremy (Paige’s ex). She says, “That’s not fair.” “It’s not fair?” Leo says.” I see the way you look at him.” I know because you use to look at me that way.” At this very moment he realizes her memory isn’t coming back and that he will always be a stranger. “How do you look at the girl you love and tell yourself it’s time to walk away.” He says. This is the most memorable part of the movie because some people believe he should have kept fighting to have her, while others believe if its …show more content…
I know he was just acting but his love in this movie seemed so genuine and real. From the very beginning of the movie you could see how determine he was to get his wife back. Some believe that if he really loved her he would have never stopped, I think he just gave up because he truly believed that they would find each other

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