Black Sheep ReviewsMuch to my surprise, "The Vow" is not only not based on a Nicholas Sparks novel but it's pretty compelling too.
New York Daily NewsMcAdams is a beautiful blank. There's not a single moment when her character feels real, or as if she genuinely has anything...
The Boston GlobeIt's quite watchable date-night cheese - the kind of movie you can simultaneously snort at and enjoy.
The Philadelphia InquirerMcAdams and Tatum aren't exactly thespian heavyweights, but even if they were, there isn't much they can do with this hokey ...
The New York TimesThe movie's commitment to the blandest possible presentation of its central problem starts to seem perverse after a while.
USA TodayThe Vow promises tried-and-true rom-com formula and delivers, treading in sappy, cliché-ridden turf.
Los Angeles TimesThis is a movie that leaves you wanting more. To care more, to cry more, to love more.
San Francisco ChronicleThe Vow is a cinematic box of candy wrapped in bright red cellophane. Like any box of chocolates, you have to bite a lot of ...
Washington PostIt's a shame things are so black and white, because the movie has more promise - and more laughs - than trailers suggest.
New York PostSucsy works within the trappings of a typical cheesy romance but finds realism in the details and the banter.
Richard RoeperThe Vow is inspired by a true and wonderful story, but that doesn't make the fictionalized version any less ridiculous.
E! OnlineThe publicity for The Vow would have you believe it's primarily about a man (Channing Tatum) constantly re-wooing his amnesi...
Film School RejectsIt shoots itself in the foot with overbearing super-text and uncomfortably familiar tropes.
Hollywood ReporterCornball romantic stuff for girls who crave Valentine's Day and boys who want to please them.
E! OnlineThe publicity for The Vow would have you believe it's primarily about a man (Channing Tatum) constantly re-wooing his amnesi...
Entertainment WeeklyIn some ways, The Vow is just average awful — the kind of typically gooey, sub-Nicholas Sparksy romance that rolls into movi...
ReelViewsThe only reason any male could have for seeing The Vow is the hope of getting laid afterwards.
Chicago Sun-Times"The Vow" is a well-behaved, tenderhearted love story about impossibly nice people
JobloThis is made for the ladies looking for romance on a Hallmark holiday. It just happens to have a lot more talent than you’d ...
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Partial Film Information
Director: Michael Sucsy
Writer: Michael Sucsy
Studio: Screen Gems
Cast: Rachel McAdams, Channing Tatum, Scott Speedman
Release: February 10, 2012
Writer: Michael Sucsy
Studio: Screen Gems
Cast: Rachel McAdams, Channing Tatum, Scott Speedman
Release: February 10, 2012
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