The Lucky One

It was a good movie athough not the best. I read the book first and the differences made me like the movie less. That being said it was a good movie but the sex scenes were rampant. There were three INTENSE sexual scenes between the two main characters. There was no nudity other than seeing the top of Zac Efron's butt slightly. The sex scenes were worse than The Notebook's which is odd because The Lucky One book had very little sex in it.

This has a plot as predictable as the verse in a Hallmark card....If you must know the plot follows a guy who falls in love with a girl's picture and stalks her until he finds her, im not kidding... and like you know they fall in love...blah blach bleck! This amount of sheer stupidity should not bee seen by anyone who is still developing, this is why it is off for all chidren

The Lucky One is a great romance movie about love and family bond stars with zac efron from high school musical but parents this movie The Lucky One has some intense war violence in the beginning of the film and there are some sex scenes shown but no nudity shown also some mild language used and a little bit of drinking the message in this movie is about that the ideas that struggles don't have to define you and that you must learn to stand up for yourself. Also, that love heals, that family bonds are very powerful, and that loyalty matters But it also perpetuates the notion that women, no matter how capable, need the love of a good man to be able to love themselves and the role models are that Logan is kind, earnest, and principled, and despite some nightmares and sadness appears generally intact after the war. Beth is a caring mother and daughter Together, they're a beacon of niceness.

A lot of people have had to fight in the war. Many of them have died. And this is about a person who was lucky enough to survive. He finds a picture of a girl and the picture had some luck so he goes out to find this girl to thank her. There is a lot of ways to find people these days, many on the internet, which has made contacting people very easy. Like it was for Logan (Zac Efron). He somehow finds out where out of millions of people this girl lived. But when people find out how much people can find other people, it can become a little creepy at points. Beth (Taylor Schilling) finds Logan a little bit creepy. But reality is that finding others is a lot easier than you may think. Some scenes of people in underwear and some violence.