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Landon, a reckless teenager, gets into trouble when a friend ends up severely hurt during an initiation ceremony. The punishment for his delinquent act is to help the janitors at the school, tutor kids in need, and participate in the school play. During this time he seeks help from the schools geek, Jamie, to learn his lines for the school play. She agrees, but requests that he never fall in love with her, something he agrees to. However, Landon finds himself spending more time with Jamie and he begins to see something in Jamie. A Walk to Remember is a surprisingly good "coming of age" film that evokes feelings and pondering. |
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| 10/24/2002 | |
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The Internet Movie Database. |
