Miley Cyrus,
Greg Kinnear,
Bobby Coleman,
Liam Hemsworth,
Hallock Beals
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Miley Cyrus stars as a teenager who reconnects with her father years after her parents go through a nasty divorce in this adaptation of the Nicholas Sparks novel. The novelist also provides the screen... read more
Directed by: Julie Anne Robinson
Release Date: March 31, 2010
Keywords:
comic book,
sad,
romance,
date,
turned,
miley cyrus,
nicholas sparks,
greg kinnear,
last song,
Miley Cyrus ,
Nicholas Sparks ,
Greg Kinnear ,
Hannah Montana
DVD Release Date: August 17, 2010
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May 27, 2012It is a funny way to create a movie. "Lets write a movie as a vehicle for Miley Cyrus to initiate her adult acting career". Nevertheless it is good fodder if you are a romantic -- what does it say in the summary? "...first loves and second chances".
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August 8, 2011Miley Cyrus stars in this movie full of bad acting. Basically, she meets her father, feels like she's about to kill him when she discovers he has cancer and he never told her about a month later, she breaks up with her boyfriend because he's a chick magnet, her rage over her fath... read more
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June 23, 2011I don't understand how people cannot find this film completeley and utterly heart wrenching. A beautifuly written love story by one of my favourite authors of all time. His films never fail to amaze me and this one was outstanding. Miley Cyrus and Liam Hensworth are adorable toge... read more
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May 21, 2011Miley Cyrus cannot act and the story is the same crap Sparks spits out in every book.
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May 3, 2011Mopey and maudlin. Miley Cyrus doesn't have what it takes carry a picture and while the film has a beautiful setting the story is trite. Greg Kinnear is good but not in the story enough to save it.
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March 13, 2011A cheesy and boring romance, but a lot of woman will leave satisfied, not dragged along men.
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January 10, 2011Well, being a girl I'm supposed to be all gooey over Nicholas Sparks' novels-in-to-movies.. but I'm not. This movie wasn't great. Miley is like thee worst actress ever and it was kind of sad. What's the deal with Nicholas killing everyone off?!
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December 26, 2010Wonderful movie. It will make you laugh, cry & fall in love. Miley Cyrus did a wonderful job in this movie as did Greg Kinnear. Liam was just too cute as well :) Go see this movie. This is a good movie for everyone who believes in family and love :) With Nicholas Sparks, you can'... read more
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November 4, 2010Miley Cyrus is tragically miscast and way out of her depths in this mawkish drivel. I don't really understand the appeal of Billy Ray Cyrus' achy-breaky star progeny. The girl's all teeth. Her acting repertoire from her gigantically popular Disney TV series and movies has lead Cy... read more
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October 16, 2010WOW! I never predicted that this movie would be turn into an interesting movie like this... Nicholas Sparks surely can be considered as one of the greatest novelist of all time, he really wrote a great story on this... The story started slowly but not boring, we got introduced by... read more
Critic Reviews
September 7, 2011
Lisa Schwarzbaum, Entertainment Weekly
April 2, 2010
Mary F. Pols, MSN Movies
It's like Dante and Beatrice all over again, with the Georgia coast standing in for Paradise. Full Review
April 2, 2010
Bruce Demara, Toronto Star
Sadly, without a single note of originality, Last Song is an awfully long and tiresome tune. Full Review
April 2, 2010
Joe Morgenstern, Wall Street Journal
The movie moves Ms. Cyrus from where she was to more or less where she and her handlers wanted to be, and Mr. Kinnear's musician father, Steve, adds a generous measure of grace. Full Review
April 1, 2010
Peter Travers, Rolling Stone
So bad it makes The Notebook look like Casablanca.
April 1, 2010
Andrea Gronvall, Chicago Reader
Years on the Hannah Montana TV series have not adequately prepared Miley Cyrus for screen acting, even in a vehicle as unchallenging as this adaptation of a Nicholas Sparks novel. Full Review
March 31, 2010
Jon Bream, Minneapolis Star Tribune
[Cyrus is] believable as Ronnie partly because she, too, is 17 and at a crossroads in her life. Full Review
March 31, 2010
Michael Ordoņa, Los Angeles Times
For those wondering if the continuing popularity of such exercises might make this one worth the ticket price, the same effect might be achieved by writing names and obstacles (make some tragic) on in... Full Review
March 31, 2010
Stephen Whitty, Newark Star-Ledger
The Original Nicholas Sparks Romance Factory accomplishes its goals. The New Miley Cyrus Acting Company falls a bit shorter. Full Review
March 31, 2010
Mick LaSalle, San Francisco Chronicle
Cyrus is ghastly in The Last Song, bad not just in one or two ways, but in all kinds of ways. It was a disservice to the audience, to the material and to Cyrus herself that she was put in this position. Full Review
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