The Last Song movie review

So I just watched The Last Song. It's such a beautiful movie. Miley Cyrus does such a good job as Ronnie. Did you know that Miley picked the name Ronnie? Well, she did. Nicholas Sparks is such an amazing writer. I never knew what a screenplay was, so I finally decided to ask my Daddy what it was. He told me, long story short, that it was kind of a fancy name for a movie script. Well, Nicholas Sparks did something sort of odd when he wrote The Last Song. When he did this, of course he still made the book ten times better, even though the movie stuff technically came first.
Well I've never done a movie review before, so I don't know why I am. I guess I just wanted to point out why it is my favorite movie. Well, here goes.
So it starts with Ronnie being very distant with her family, and adamantly refusing to pay the piano, which she has grown up playing her whole life. Then it goes on throughout the movie to show how her relationship with Will Blakelee completely changes this, and her distance from her father eventually disappears. Towards the end of the movie, a tragedy occurs, and she finds it necessary to finish the piano piece her father had been working on for her. Then, finally, at the church, just as soon as Will walks in after being at Vanderbilt since the end of summer, and inevitable, the end of he and Ronnie's relationship the light shines through the stained glass window that Steve and Jonah had been working on all summer. When Ronnie sees this light, she knows that her father was trying to say "Go ahead Ronnie, it's going to be okay." That just made me want to cry. Of course, the whole movie made me want to cry.
I just feel like there is no better two people to play Ronnie and Will than Miley Cyrus and Liam Hemsworth. They just made the characters seem so real. Well, end of my movie review. All in all, I'm pretty much trying to say that I am in love with this movie.