Relationships come and go, but the Penguins are forever.
I went and saw the Last Song tonight.
It was a cheesy love story that was completely different from the book. But what eased my mind was knowing that the screenplay was written before the book, haha. Getting to the movie, I loved it. There were obviously some flaws in the acting, but I don’t careeee. Miley and Liam obviously had crazy chemistry. I give it a good ol’ 8/10. And a recommendation. So, go see it!
There were people in the theatre literally bawwwwwllllling. It was ridiculous. I didn’t shed a tear. But that I know is because I have no heart. Ha. (Half kidding)
Probably seeing it again this weekend? HAHA, maybe.
Unless I have a sudden urge to spend the last of my money on Jager. But let’s hope that doesn’t happen.
EDIT: The ‘She Will Be Loved’ scene is the cutest.
“Truth only means something when it’s hard to admit.”
This is my ‘whatever’ to you.
“I was tired of hearing it, you know? So I said ‘Whatever’, and he grabbed my arm so hard that he left bruises. Anyway, he says to me, ‘Do you know what you’re saying when you say, “Whatever”? It’s just a code word for the f-word, followed by “you.” And at your age, you never, ever say that to anyone.’” Blaze leaned back. “So now, when someone says it to me, I just say ‘You too.’”
I started reading The Last Song yesterday morning, and I finished this afternoon. And after reading it, I’m even more excited to see the movie. Only a little more than three months until it’s out in theatres. :D
You should read it. I promise you’ll love it.
It’s amazing, as all Nicholas Sparks’ stories are.
NIGHTNIGHT by DEDDY
