An Iraq War veteran searches for the woman from a mysterious photo that he credits with saving his life during three tours of duty in this romantic drama adapted from the book by Nicholas Sparks. U.S. Marine sergeant Logan Thibault (Zac Efron) was serving his country overseas when he happened across a discarded photo of a beautiful woman. An inscription on the back read "Keep Safe," yet the photo revealed no clues about either the subject or her whereabouts. Upon returning home to civilian life, Logan conducts his own research and discovers that the woman's name is Beth (Taylor Schilling) and that she cares for dogs at a small-town kennel. Before long, Logan manages to get a job at the kennel, and sets his sights on winning Beth's heart. But it won't be easy because Beth's past experiences have made her wary of relationships. Meanwhile, as Logan works to earn Beth's trust, a dark secret from her past threatens to derail his hope for a happy future together. ~ Jason Buchanan, Rovi
Horrible...nothing like the book. If you have read the book do not see this movie. So much information to the charactors relationships was cut from the story in the book that none of the story made sense.
What a horribly mediocre movie. Most of the pieces are good (cinematography, casting, acting (for the most part)) but the story development was very weak and somewhat chaotic, especially at the end. Disappointing.
This was superb all around and from my favorite Nicholas Sparks. Couldn't find anything wrong like the others and I think that is because these two are rather new to the screen. I'm looking for more Nicholas Sparks movies. His stories are superb and if you have nnot read any of them you should. Trouble with the young bunch is that there is not enough sexy naked slop.