I had fun watching this movie, especially when Travis gets punched in the jaw but bleeds from the nose, and when Gabby's dog, the golden retriever, gives birth to three adult chihuahuas. Oh, the accuracy!

Too melodramatic film, I expected the typical love story. Too much drama for me. Dogs are the best of the movie without a doubt.

The Choice tells the story of a young woman who moves next door to a vet who is a bit of a ladies man. They start of not really liking each other but that soon turns around, and with that comes some difficulties. It was a perfect Nicholas Sparks movie. You just know whenever you are watching one, they all have a different story, but at the same time are all the same. I can’t get enough. Although The Choice isn’t one of my favorites, it was very enjoyable. The locations of these movie are always so beautiful, the houses are amazing and don’t get me started about the nature and stuff. (I want to point out that there were a lot of flying birds and waving waves shots in this movie, which weren’t always necessary if you ask me). I loved how involved the dogs were, I love dogs. They are great. I haven’t seen any of Benjamin Walker his work before, so this one’s my introduction to him, and I loved ever bit of him. Although his character Travis Parker is such a flirt Benjamin brought some vibe to him which made him extremely lovable, even when he came close to annoying. Teresa Palmer as Gabby wasn’t always as convincing, but she wasn’t horrible either. She’s so pretty though, isn’t she? It was a cute story (very Nicholas Sparks) and I enjoyed it, but that’s it.

This is starting to be the my most favorite movie I have ever watched.

> "Why do you make it so hard for me to flirt with you?" Even for Nicholas Sparks this is very predictable and all the clichés you can think about happen in it.