Spoiler Alert!!

So, I'm watching this movie the other day, and it occurs to me that I've been Nicholas Sparksed.

You probably know what I'm talking about already, but in case you don't, here's a brief synopsis of the last 10 minutes of the movies made from his books:

(even if you haven't seen these- just keep reading. If you haven't seen them by now, you're not really going to, and you won't be missing anything anyway.)

Message in a Bottle: Garrett (the main character) goes out on his boat,the storm ends up being faster than he thought, and he ends up drowning before he can swim back to shore.

A Walk to Remember: Jamie (the main character) lived through the summer, and then passed on.

The Notebook: Allie and Noah (the main characters) die in their sleep together holding each other's hand.

Nights in Rodanthe: Paul is killed in a mud slide.

Dear John: John gets one last letter from Savannah telling him that they received an anonymous donation, which allowed Tim (one of the main characters) to be at home for the last two months of his life, and now he has passed away.

The Last Song: Steve (one of the three main characters) dies.

(synopsis excerpted from http://www.ruinedendings.com/ and http://www.themoviespoiler.com/ )

So I'm watching "Remember Me" (don't worry- I've saved you from the misery of sitting through it) and there comes that point in the movie where everything seems fine. You know -- it's that point where the main conflict has been resolved, you realize that it wasn't really that big of a deal after all, and it occurs to you that the only possible thing left to happen is for someone- likely a primary character- to be destroyed in some freak happening.

So, rent "Remember Me", and when you get to the point where everyone is happy again, just turn it off and go to bed. Great Movie!