Love, Rosie is based on Cecelia Ahern's best selling novel 'Where Rainbows End' exploring the popular subject of love in this modern day comedy. Rosie (Lily Collins) and Alex (Sam Clafin) have known each other forever and their friendship can never be broken, or it seems. Of course these two end up falling hopefully in love with each other, except from what we see here it doesn't look like they get their happily ever after ending either of them hoped for. This becomes a fight between fate, time and space, yet their bond can never be broken.
Through heartbreaking affairs, unwanted pregnancies and divorce, it seems these two will never really find their way back to one another, or will they? So, another teenage relationship flick, great! How many do we really need? I mean, if you are up for a tear jerker perhaps this one is the one for you, however, is this anything we haven't seen before? Hunger Games star Clafin appears to be making his mark within cinema, as well as Collins who started in The Mortal Instruments last year. The film also stars Christian Cooke, Suki Waterhouse and Jamie Winstone (yes, she is Ray Winstone's daughter!)
Love, Rosie is coming to cinemas on the 22nd of October 2014. Take a look at the trailer and see if this is the film for you. I'm not so sure we need another film like this, do we?
Through heartbreaking affairs, unwanted pregnancies and divorce, it seems these two will never really find their way back to one another, or will they? So, another teenage relationship flick, great! How many do we really need? I mean, if you are up for a tear jerker perhaps this one is the one for you, however, is this anything we haven't seen before? Hunger Games star Clafin appears to be making his mark within cinema, as well as Collins who started in The Mortal Instruments last year. The film also stars Christian Cooke, Suki Waterhouse and Jamie Winstone (yes, she is Ray Winstone's daughter!)
Love, Rosie is coming to cinemas on the 22nd of October 2014. Take a look at the trailer and see if this is the film for you. I'm not so sure we need another film like this, do we?
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