Endless Love

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Endless Love

PG-13,

2014,

1h 45m,

Romance/

Drama

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Following their high-school graduation, Jade Butterfield (Gabriella Wilde), a sheltered but privileged teen, becomes enthralled with David Elliot (Alex Pettyfer), a working-class youth with a troubled past. Though Jade and David quickly fall in love, Jade's father (Bruce Greenwood) strongly disapproves of the relationship, while David's father (Robert Patrick) advises caution. However, their parents' disapproval only makes the love-struck teens more determined to pursue the intense affair.

Critics Consensus

Blander than the original Endless Love and even less faithful to the source material, this remake is clichéd and unintentionally silly.

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Roxana Hadadi

Punch Drunk Critics

Jan 9, 2017

0.5/5

Happy Valentine's Day, everyone! Don't spend it watching Endless Love.

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Ben Sachs

Chicago Reader

Mar 6, 2014

None of the players exhibits much personality, but it's hard to fault them, given how thinly the characters have been imagined by screenwriters Shana Feste and Joshua Safran.

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Laremy Legel

Film.com

Mar 5, 2014

4/10

Things go desperately wrong after the opening promise ...

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Richard Propes

TheIndependentCritic.com

Sep 7, 2020

1.5/4.0

Far too serious to be a campy success and far too campy to ever take seriously.

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Micheal Compton

Bowling Green Daily News

Feb 1, 2019

The antiquated remake of "Endless Love" is enough to end relationships. A re-imagining of the 1981 Brooke Shields vehicle, which was pretty bad on its own accord, is a painfully endless stream of romance clichés with few redeeming qualities.

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Stephen Schaefer

Boston Herald

Nov 29, 2017

B+

The romantic notion that there exists one very special person... one you'll want to be with for the rest of your life, is at the heart and soul of Scott Spencer's novel Endless Love, which now arrives in its second, superior incarnation on the big screen.

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Apr 18, 2019

Alonso Duralde said that this movie "is a very long tampon commercial", which is pretty accurate. Everything is pretty and everyone is perfect, and it's exactly the kind of melodramatic movie for girls who are on their period. From the contrived romance to the obligatory car crash, Endless Love is a Nicholas Sparks adaptation that's not actually a Nicholas Sparks adaptation. The drama and stakes are trivial - girl's dad does not approve of boyfriend - and it's not even unintentionally funny. Endless Love is formulaic, forgettable, and a waste of time!

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Hermione R

Sep 15, 2018

Actually one of the most phenomenal Nicholas Sparks movies I have ever seen. 10/10 would recommend, it gets me everytime!

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May 5, 2018

I think the movie was adorable. A good story about love and romance.

Theodore R

Jan 31, 2018

phenomenal. best movie I've seen. sure to hit you in the heart, grab your tissues and popcorn, and think about the person you love because this is the modern day Romeo and Juliet

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George W

Oct 9, 2017

This movie touches your soul. While you are watching it, brings back your own memories of your first love and how intense it felt. It's the kind of movie that makes you believe everything is possible. If you are looking for a heart felt good time, watch this movie.

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Abraham P

Jul 28, 2017

Alonso Duralde said that this movie "is a very long tampon commercial", which is pretty accurate. Everything is pretty and everyone is perfect, and it's exactly the kind of melodramatic movie for girls who are on their period. From the contrived romance to the obligatory car crash, Endless Love is a Nicholas Sparks adaptation that's not actually a Nicholas Sparks adaptation. The drama and stakes are trivial - girl's dad does not approve of boyfriend - and it's not even unintentionally funny. Endless Love is formulaic, forgettable, and a waste of time!

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Shana Feste

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Alex Pettyfer

David Elliot

Gabriella Wilde

Jade Butterfield

Bruce Greenwood

Hugh Butterfield

Joely Richardson

Anne Butterfield

Robert Patrick

Harry Elliot

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Synopsis

Following their high-school graduation, Jade Butterfield (Gabriella Wilde), a sheltered but privileged teen, becomes enthralled with David Elliot (Alex Pettyfer), a working-class youth with a troubled past. Though Jade and David quickly fall in love, Jade's father (Bruce Greenwood) strongly disapproves of the relationship, while David's father (Robert Patrick) advises caution. However, their parents' disapproval only makes the love-struck teens more determined to pursue the intense affair.

Director: Shana Feste
Producer: Scott Stuber, Pamela Abdy, Josh Schwartz, Stephanie Savage
Screenwriter: Shana Feste, Joshua Safran
Distributor: Universal Pictures
Production Co: Bluegrass Films, Fake Empire
Rating: PG-13 (Sexual Content|Brief Partial Nudity|Some Language|Teen Partying)
Genre: Romance, Drama
Original Language: English
Release Date (Theaters): Feb 14, 2014, Wide
Release Date (Streaming): May 13, 2014
Box Office (Gross USA): $23.4M
Runtime: 1h 45m
Sound Mix: Datasat, SDDS, Dolby Digital

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