Nights in Rodanthe Critic Reviews
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Based upon 12 Critic Reviews- Highest Rated
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Hardly groundbreaking, but for those with an appetite for an increasingly rare gust of unapologetic romance, well, as they say, any port in a storm.Read the full review
Most of the laughs are unintentional, but the result is absurd and laughable.Read the full review
Less than the sum of its parts, which were problematic to begin with.Read the full review
Lane and Gere mime adult courtship with the efficiency of synchronized swimmers. Yet in this ocean of emotion, they look like they're drowning.Read the full review
It's no wonder the faithful continue to forsake the movies, given junky embarrassments like Nights in Rodanthe.Read the full review
What really sells this three-hanky tear-jerker -- and there were a lot of women buying it during a recent screening -- is Lane's steely and vulnerable performance. Like Tinker Bell, she almost made me believe in fairies. Almost.Read the full review
A tasteful melodrama courtesy of the easy chemistry between its two leads and a generally restrained touch from Tony-winning director George C. Wolfe in his feature debut.Read the full review
This isn't a movie: it's a feature-length Ralph Lauren commercial.Read the full review
The film tastefully yet unenergetically chugs along.Read the full review
The movie attempts to jerk tears with one clunky device after another, in a plot that is a perfect storm of cliche and contrivance. In fact, it even contains a storm -- an imperfect one.Read the full review
