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Leo (Channing Tatum, Dear John) is devastated when a car accident plunges his wife Paige (Rachel McAdams, The Notebook) into a deep coma. Can he rekindle the passion before he loses Paige forever?. We also sponsor a local youth football team.
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Product Information
A husband endeavors to win back his new bride's heart after she loses her memory in a tragic car accident in this romantic drama starring Rachel McAdams and Channing Tatum.
Product Identifiers
ProducerRoger Birnbaum, Paul Taublieb, Gary Barber, Jonathan Glickman
FeaturesCommentary with Director Michael Sucsy\Leo and Paige at a Concert\'Til Death Do They Part\Profiles of Love: Paige and Leo\Trying To Remember\Gag Reel
GenreDrama, Romantic
Run Time104 Mins
Additional Product Features
Certificate12A/12
Number of Discs1
Country/Region of ManufactureUnited States of America
ReviewsLos Angeles Times - This is a movie that leaves you wanting more., Time Out - Both stars make decent use of the script's gently humorous potential.
Consumer AdviceContains an accident scene and moderate injury detail
Additional InformationInspired by a true story, THE VOW sees Leo, (Channing Tatum, Dear John) a husband who is devastated when his new bride was involved in a car accident that sees Paige (Rachel McAdams) lose 5 years of her memory as she miraculously recovers. Suddenly, Leo finds himself married to a stranger who can't remember anything about him. As Paige reconnects with her ex-fiance (Scott Speedman), Leo desperately tries to recreate the moments that shaped their romance. THE VOW is the tale of love that refuses to be forgotten.
Movie/TV TitleThe Vow
Sound sourceDolby Digital
ScreenwriterAbby Kohn, Jason Katims, Marc Silverstein