“Like the 10 Nicholas Sparks movies before it, The Choice finds tragedy striking star-crossed lovers in the sun-dappled South -- yet even for those who loved its predecessors, this gauzy melodrama may feel painfully formulaic.”
The Choice is another tired retread of Nicholas Sparks's favorite themes: good ol' Southern living, problematic women, and the specialness of love.
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Udita Jhunjhunwala
RTScroll.inJun 21, 2016
Sappy and corny, The Choice will either make you bawl your eyes out or dull you into a coma.
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Max Weiss
RTBaltimore MagazineJun 10, 2016
The thing that's particularly galling about his latest installment, The Choice, is that the script seems to think it delivers a sophisticated and witty battle of the sexes.
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Richard Crouse
RTRichard CrouseFeb 3, 2021
If you enjoy being manipulated and cry easily you make (or may not) enjoy the movie. That choice is yours.