After a tragic plane crash, a local journalist discovers a note that she believes was written by one of the passengers. She seeks the note's intended receiver, but the journey is more revealing of her own past.
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| Genie Francis | ... | Peyton Macgruder | |
| Ted McGinley | ... | Kingston Danville | |
| Rick Roberts | ... | Truman | |
| Genelle Williams | ... | Mandi | |
| Katie Boland | ... | Christine | |
| Maria Ricossa | ... | Nora | |
| Jim Codrington | ... | Reverend Timothy Lavery | |
| Heather Hanson | ... | Taylor | |
| Gord Rand | ... | Tanner Walton | |
| Richard Leacock | ... | Jim Johnson | |
| Michael Hanrahan | ... | Curtis Pargrave | |
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Craig Eldridge | ... | Air Traffic Controller #1 |
| Nigel Hamer | ... | Air Traffic Controller #2 | |
| Rick Braggins | ... | Priest on Beach | |
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Scott Wickware | ... | Cop #1 |
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When a plane crashes, Newspaper columnist Peyton MacGruder discovers a Note that was meant for the child of one of the passengers. "The Note" shows how dramatically life can change in a spilt second...the need to make a connection and reach out to someone you care about. If only we had a chance for those final goodbyes, to offer words of reconciliation, to say I love you or share regret. Who would you write to if you had only a few moments? What would you say? Written by author unknown
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8 December 2007 (USA) See more »Also Known As:
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Peyton Macgruder: I Googled you.
King: When?
Peyton Macgruder: Four years ago, my first day on the job.
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King: My Pulitzer piece, how did you find it?Peyton Macgruder: I Googled you.
King: When?
Peyton Macgruder: Four years ago, my first day on the job.
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I rate this a "7" if you're watching this on a DVR (digital video recorder) and a "6" if not. Basically, this story starts out good, gets cheesy in the middle and is way overdone at the end. If you're armed with the ability to skip through some highly predictable corny stuff in the middle, it's kind of interesting to watch. A saving grace of the movie is that there's a great twist at the end.
Basically, the movie is about a journalist who's about to lose her column "The Heart Healer" due to low readership. While pondering her situation at the ocean, she happens upon a washed up note from a plane that just crashed nearby. She begins to write about her search for the intended recipient and the movie progresses from there.
While it sounds good on the surface, it gets a little cheesy when everyone she meets is somehow "touched" and for the most part "reformed" by the note. For a lot of people, this middle section can be a bit too sappy.
Still, the movie is not "so" bad that I would say it's not worth watching. If you have a DVR, you can spare yourself from some of the scenes by fast-forwarding - and enjoy the overall story line. If not, I'd say it's a bit too hard to sit through without changing the channel.