All 11 Nicholas Sparks Movies On Netflix
Nicholas Sparks is an amazing novelist who published twenty-two novels and two non-fiction books, some of which have been New York Times bestsellers, with over 115 million copies sold worldwide in more than 50 languages. In case you would like to see what those novels look like on your TV we have you covered. Because, in this article, we are bringing you all of Nicholas Sparks’ movies on Netflix for you to enjoy.
Eleven of his novels have been adapted to film, including The Choice, The Longest Ride, The Best of Me, Safe Haven (on all of which he served as a producer), The Lucky One, Message in a Bottle, A Walk to Remember, Nights in Rodanthe, Dear John, The Last Song, and The Notebook.
Let us show you below the release dates of those movies and what are they about so you can choose which of Nicholas Sparks’ movies on Netflix you want to watch. We will update the article as they make new Nicholas Sparks movies for Netflix.
Every Nicholas Sparks movie on Netflix
Below we have sorted every Nicholas Sparks movie on Netflix in the order by their release date. You can’t go wrong with any of them, but still, we will let you know what they are about so you can choose which ones you like the most. Check them out.
Message in a Bottle (1999)
One day on the beach, young journalist Theresa Osborne (Robin Wright Penn) accidentally finds a message in a bottle. Signed only with the letter “G”, the message is full of love and grief for the deceased wife. Having shown the message to her colleagues, Theresa has no idea what kind of events it will cause and set in motion.
The letter from an unknown man is published in tomorrow’s edition of the newspaper, and readers’ reactions, among other things, bring two new messages in a bottle. Moved by the author’s emotion, Theresa sets out on a search, which soon leads her to the attractive boat restorer, Garret Blake (Kevin Costner).
And indeed, Garret is still grieving for his wife, and Theresa, herself unhappy due to the recent breakdown of her marriage, finds in Garret the man of her life. But the past still stands between the two unhappy lovers.
A Walk to Remember (2002)
Young Landon Carter (S. West) is among the group of drunken teenagers who decide to play a rough joke with their schoolmates one evening at the lake. Due to his carelessness, his peer is injured when he falls into the lake. After trying to escape under the influence of alcohol, Landon soon falls into the hands of the police, and to the satisfaction of his mother Cynthia (D. Hannah), he is punished with forced charity work.
When, in addition to participating in the drama section, he begins the daily hard work of cleaning the school premises, Landon one day catches the eye of the withdrawn Jamie Sullivan (M. Moore). The calm, modest and inconspicuous daughter of the local Protestant minister (P. Coyote), Jamie is a romantic girl who does not care about her outward appearance, which is why she is often the object of ridicule by her schoolmates, among whom is Landon’s ex-girlfriend Belinda (L. German).
Although Jamie is his complete opposite, Landon is attracted to the girl, especially after he finds out that she also participates in the work of the drama section. When he tries to contact Jamie, he realizes that he is making fun of his friends. At the same time, although she has firmly decided not to get involved in romantic relationships, Jamie also gradually realizes that she is attracted to the rebellious young man.
The Notebook (2004)
An aging Noah (R. Gosling) regularly visits Allie (R. McAdams), an old, semi-senile woman who resides in a nursing home. Not wanting to bore her with ramblings about his monotonous everyday life, he decides to read her a story written in an old notebook.
Namely, it describes in detail the testimony of a young couple from the forties whose passionate relationship was broken after they separated during the Second World War. Apart from the circumstances in the country at the time, the main reason for the lovers’ separation was the objections of Allie’s parents, members of the upper middle class, who believed that Noah was not the right match for her.
Seven years later, the couple found each other again and, although they realize that their paths in life have completely diverged, they cannot resist giving each other a second chance.
Nights in Rodanthe (2008)
Adriene Willis, a woman whose life is in chaos, comes to the small coastal town of Rodante to visit her friend’s family hotel. She hopes that there she will find the peace she desperately needs and that she will be able to think about her problems in life, her husband who wants her back and her daughter who despises her every decision. Upon Adriene’s arrival, a big storm was announced, which made it impossible for her to go home, and Dr. Paul Flaner.
Flaner came to the hotel to sort out his thoughts and crisis of conscience. In a stormy weekend, Adriene and Paul experience a romance that will change their lives forever
Dear John (2010)
John Tyree (C. Tatum) is a young member of the special forces of the US Army who, in 2001, arrives from his service in Germany for a two-week vacation in his hometown of Wilmington, North Carolina. While taking care of his ailing father Bill (R. Jenkins), one day while swimming, he sees the attractive Savannah Curtis (A. Seyfried), a student with whom he falls in love at first sight.
After Savannah soon falls deeply in love with him, she promises John before returning to college that she will write to him frequently over the next 12 months, until he gets home again and they see each other again. But the realization of their love and romantic plans will be prevented by many unforeseen things, starting with a terrorist attack on the New York Twins, which will cause John to go to war.
Everything will be further complicated when John’s father Bill becomes seriously ill, and when Savannah begins to care for the autistic boy Alan (B. Reed), the son of his neighbor Tim Wheddon (H. Thomas) who is in love with her.
The Last Song (2010)
Based on the book by Nicholas Sparks (“All I Want Is You,” “Winter for Two”), “The Last Song” follows the story of Ronnie (Cyrus) and her estranged father as they try to rebuild their once close relationship. But returning to the life of a rebellious daughter is not so easy, so the father chooses the only thing that still binds them – music.
The Lucky One (2012)
US Marine Sergeant Logan Thibault (Zac Efron) returns from his third tour of duty in Iraq with the only thing he believes has kept him alive – a photograph of a woman he doesn’t even know.
When he discovers her name is Beth (Taylor Schilling) and where she lives, he shows up on her doorstep and takes a job at the kennel her family runs. Despite her initial mistrust and complications in her personal life, love develops between them, giving Logan hope that Beth might be more than his talisman.
Safe Haven (2013)
A mysterious young woman arrives in a small town in North Carolina. Her reluctance to join the community raises questions about her past. She will slowly gather courage and start a relationship with Alex, a widower with two children. But dark secrets begin to threaten her new life.
The Best of Me (2014)
The most beloved writer of romantic stories this time takes us through the life paths of two completely different high school students who, after a passionate love affair, are separated by circumstances for 20 years. Now adults, they will meet in their hometown to return to because of the death of a dear friend
The Longest Ride (2015)
The longest journey introduces us to Luke, a former champion bull rider who is trying to return to the professional practice of this dangerous sport, and Sophie, a student who just got her dream job in New York.
While various disagreements, but also high ideals put their relationship to the test, these two young people will find new inspiration after a chance meeting with Iro and his memories dedicated to the love for his beloved wife that lasted for decades.
The Choice (2016)
Gabby is a medical student who therefore moves to a new suburb, where she immediately comes into conflict with her new neighbor, who is a veterinarian and her age. Gabby attacks him because of the dog and because of the loud music that bothers her. However, she sees him again at the veterinary station, and begins to get closer to him.
