FeaturePG-132012·104m·7.2

The Vow

DramaRomance

Happy young married couple Paige and Leo are, well, happy. Then a car accident puts Paige into a life-threatening coma. Upon awakening she has lost the previous five years of memories, including those of her beloved Leo, her wedding, a confusing relationship with her parents, or the ending of her relationship with her ex-fiance. Despite these complications, Leo endeavors to win her heart again and rebuild their marriage.

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Cast

Rachel McAdams

Paige Collins

Channing Tatum

Leo Collins

Sam Neill

Bill Thornton

Scott Speedman

Jeremy

Jessica Lange

Rita Thornton

Tatiana Maslany

Lily

Lucas Bryant

Kyle

Kristina Pesic

Lizbet

Dillon Casey

Ryan

Wendy Crewson

Dr. Fishman

Joey Klein

Josh

Joe Cobden

Jim

Jeananne Goossen

Sonia

Shannon Barnett

Carrie

Lindsay Ames

Shana

Jessica McNamee

Gwen

Sarah Carter

Diane

Rachel Skarsten

Rose

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
$30.0M
Revenue
$196.1M
Age rating
PG-13
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Spyglass EntertainmentScreen GemsBirnbaum/Barber Productions

Crew

Director

Michael Sucsy

Writers

Marc Silverstein, Abby Kohn, Jason Katims, Stuart Sender

Rogier Stoffers

Director of Photography

Michael Brook

Original Music Composer

Rachel Portman

Original Music Composer

Kalina Ivanov

Production Design

Alex Kavanagh

Costume Design

Nancy Richardson

Editor

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Reviews

Nathan

2/17/2023

7.0

The Vow is a very average romantic drama with a twist. From the beginning, I knew exactly what I was in for but it still managed to hook me. I was invested in our two leads relationship throughout the entire runtime. Their emotional chemistry was great and it was beautiful to see the two fall in love again. This story has a slight crinkle to the romantic film genre with our lead having a relapse in memory. I thought this subject was handled well, but the movie still manages to fit itself into the same story structure of every romantic comedy, which was a bit disappointing. Rachel McAdams was great and Channing Tatum was, well, Channing Tatum. Can’t ask for much from him. At the end of the day, this movie brought tears to my eyes, job well done. Score: 66% | Verdict: Good