3 stars out of 5 -- A flowerier adaptation of the Scott Spencer romance than Zeffirelli's '80s version, it's tailor-made for the Nicholas Sparks crowd.

Rating: 1.5/4 -- Why does Hollywood continue to starve audiences longing for a good romantic tearjerker? Endless Love didn't have to be this godawful. Full Review

Rating: B+ -- The romantic notion that there exists one very special person... one you'll want to be with for the rest of your life, is at the heart and soul of Scott Spencer's novel Endless Love, which now arrives in its second, superior incarnation on the big screen. Full Review

Pettyfer incarnates the chivalrous hunk with a surprising degree of believability...

[T]he film is filled with interesting ideas about love, loss, self-esteem and social class, particularly as they define still malleable graduating seniors.

Pettyfer and Wilde look lovely together...and they do enjoy some real chemistry throughout their flirtatious, falling-in-love stage.

ENDLESS LOVE has become a solidly engaging neo-'50s romantic melodrama, a movie in which love may be endless but unstable obsession lies less in the heart of the lover than in the man who would stand in love's way.