What Is The Theme Of Charlie St. Cloud Is A Romantic Movie

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You never notice that you love someone until they are gone. The first time i saw the movie Charlie St. Cloud was with my sister and mommom.I saw this movie in September on a cold and wet sunday.I saw this movie at my Mommom’s house.I wanted to see the movie Charlie St. Cloud because it is a emotional loving and romantic movie.

The movie Charlie St. Cloud has Drama fantasy and romance.The movie Charlie St. Cloud is about a teenager Charlie St. Cloud and his little brother Sam.Charlie was in charge of watching Sam for the night so Charlie took Sam for a drive to go and practice baseball.On there way someone crashes into their car they don’t get hurt. But the next thing you know Sam has his head out the window and says Charlie what happened and

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