Are you interested in seeing a good comedy? Well, the 50 First Dates movie is the one for you. This movie came out in the year 2004 and it made $121million at the box office. The ratings for this movie are three and a half stars out of five, as rated by the fans. This movie teaches you that no matter what happens to someone you can still love them no matter what.
The movie 50 First Dates is about a guy named Henry Roth (played by Adam Sndler) who meets this girl named Lucy (played by Drew Barrymore) who he falls in love with. Lucy has short term memory loss and wakes up everyday not remembering what happened yesterday. Everyday Henry will remind her that she loves him by either showing her a video of them together or showing her the diary that she writes in everyday. After that Lucy begins to remember more and more everyday. Eventually she and Henry have a little girl and everyday that little girl will also help Lucy remember who she is.
My favorite character in this movie is Henry, because he cares for Lucy even if she has short term memory loss. Everyday he has the ability to do the same thing over and over to help her remember that she loves him. There are also a lot of things you can learn from this movie. The one thing I learned from this most is that even if your hurt or you have a disability people can still love you for who you are. You can also learn that if you have to reach out and help them learn something new everyday that can show how much you care about them. That's what you'll find most interesting about this movie. I recommend this movie to others, because it will make you laugh and cry at the same time.
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Thursday, April 2, 2009
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