Wonderful character development!

Good films always raise compelling questions, whether the format is fiction or documentary fact.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

The movie's neither hopeful in contrived ways, nor hopeless in different contrived ways. Somehow it manages to be wonderful

Well you guys want a romantic movie that is unique, beautiful and worthy of your time, and you came here to see reviews for this movie whether to watch it or not. My opinion is that this movie delivers every thing you want and more. Was worth every second of my time, the acting , the story , the scenery everything was just perfect. I will give it a 10/10 and would definitely recommend this to every romance lover out there.

I don't know why some people have to be overly critical in their reviews. This was a well written, well executed, beautiful movie about love. Just enjoy it for what it is and stop over thinking it. I'm officially a fan girl of Tessa. Benjamin Walker was romantic, believable, and what every woman wants! Finally, a love story that brought me to tears for all the right reasons! I loved it!

I have read the book before watching movie version. And I really like it. I mean there were some differences but the movie did it very well. The differences made it looked like we read new chapters of the choice. It still touched my heart though. It's short and not taking too much time to get going like in the book. Recommended!!

It was a decent movie, but I couldn't help but compare it to The Notebook. The Notebook was definitely a better movie.The Choice had some details in it that completely drove me crazy. One of them was about the Golden Retriever that has puppies. When puppies are born, their eyes and ears are not open, they can't see or hear anything, and they are small enough that the female dog doesn't die when she gives birth. The puppies shown, "directly after" birth, were at least 3 months old, if not older. Their eyes and ears were open, they were alert, and they were huge, a female dog would die trying to give birth to them at that size. But the main thing about them is that they are NOT Golden Retrievers, they are Chihuahuas lol there's a HUGE difference. Just look at the "mother dog's" face, and then look at the puppies faces, they are shaped completely differently. With how many puppies there are in this country, you'd think that the directer and crew could've gotten off their butts and looked for puppies that match the age and breed that they're supposed to. It's really stupid that a detail that should be so little constantly came back into my brain through the whole movie.The script also bugged me. One example of it is, "Come bother me, baby", are you serious? There's nothing romantic about that line at all. I'd be completely turned off if a man said that to me.All in all, it's an okay movie, but it's not something I'd watch more than once. The Notebook at least is something that people actually want to watch again.