Parent reviews for A Walk to Remember

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Common Sense says

age 11+

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Parents say

age 11+

Based on 22 reviews

Kids say

age 11+

Based on 69 reviews

age 11+

Pulled my heartstrings

Rather predictable plot and character development, but nonetheless a very heartfelt movie that warrants a watch. I also happen to relate to the deuteragonist very strongly, personality wise. I was very touched by this love story.

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age 17+

A beautiful romance drama!

A Walk To Remember, starring Shane West and Mandy Moore. They both have very strong chemistry so their acting looks natural and nothing is exaggerated. Starting from the film, now the film A Walk to Remember players reunite and have a romance in real life. In this film there is no element of expressing love by having sex only a kiss and for me that is normal for western culture. This film also provides a lesson that not always someone's bad past will be bad in the end, some people can change for the better when he has found the right person. This film is worth watching for teenagers and I highly recommend it to you guys.

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Too much sex
age 11+

Sweet -- fills the tween gap

It's hard to find decent movies for tweens and young teens. Films jump from Monsters, Inc. which is completely innocent (but has hilarious adult humor built in) to Juno which glamorizes teen sex and teen pregnancy. That's why I really loved this film's attempt to fill the gap. There are good lessons about peer pressure and it will appeal to middle school kids. The romance is light and touching and doesn't have to get sexually graphic. We need more movies that are middle-of-the-road for the very impressionable tween and young teen population.

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age 13+

Beautifully heartfelt film

Very good story with great positive messages about different ways to look at life. Acting was very good and the story was very enjoyable. This is not just a women’s movie, it’s good for all. You don’t mind anything that is predictable. No side stories, just a very heartfelt film worth watching with others.

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age 10+

i enjoy it.

It's good to watch and it's better than The Lucky One. its sweet .

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age 10+

Very Good Movie

age 13+

Really good movie. A few scenes were unnecessary, especially the one where a boy is mimicking humping with unnecessary sounds and body movements. Landon drinksand smokes I believe, but those are realities that need to be faced and taught to our teenagers to abstain from.

age 12+

Nothing that hasn't been seen at least a dozen times?

Nell, How many movies are made regarding cops, lawyers, Syfi stupidity, or sick murder mysteries, or horror/supernatural garbage! This was a decent, down to earth movie with real substance! Rethink your post!

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age 10+

Very Good

Good movie, Family Friendly.
age 12+

Not for age 9!

I think 9 is too young for this movie. There are high school students drinking in the beginning of the movie. There is innuendo between some of the other students and one scene depicts Landon's friend Eric simulating a sex act with the drama teacher, among other sexual comments.

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Too much sex
Too much swearing
Too much drinking/drugs/smoking