jessicaloyns Blake Lively fulfills a blissful character to whom's life swiftly becomes almost unbelievable. A beautiful approach to a love story indeed. This film also enlightens the viewer with an insight to many historical backgrounds.

Michael Ledo This is a romance. Adaline Bowman (Blake Lively) was born Jan1, 1908. Through a freak accident involving cold water and lightning (Thank you Mary Shelly) beautiful Adaline has stopped aging, something only known to her aged daughter (Ellen Burstyn). She becomes well off with her Xerox investment and extremely cultured. She is pursued by the handsome, rich, cultured Ellis Jones (Michiel Huisman). This leads us to a number of problems.I have seen this before, except it was with a vampire. The film was well done, but not over powering. Adaline lives a quiet life as a librarian. There isn't much excitement in her flashbacks. I can see where this would appeal to a woman's fantasy.No f-bombs or nudity. Implied sex

kris_goodman An easy going and at times predictable romantic movie perfectly suited to a snowy Sunday afternoon. It has a truely fantastical and I think unnecessary plot line, but this aside it is engaging and well acted.

zodiac_algazawi The movie's idea is nice andvery new to me. There are many parts that I liked very much, but there are also many other parts whom were very boring! There was also some parts that were very exaggerated to be used which don't suit the story's events at all.