“The Last Song” places an important emphasis on family, and how important it is to be good to those that you love. None of the content specified above is ever promoted and is kept very clean and family-oriented. ***SPOILER*** Finally, there is a sad part in the storyline, so parents just take caution if your kids can’t handle a thematic/sad event. Ronnie had stolen before she came to live with her father, but admits it was wrong and takes ownership for it. Ronnie’s parents are divorced, but they both admit that they hurt their children and are sorry for what had transgressed. There are several beach scenes (bikinis and shirtless boys), but they are kept normal, as if you were to walk down to the local beach. Some mild drinking and partying is hinted at, but both Will and Ronnie say no to it and walk away. Ronnie has a bad attitude towards everyone, at first, but soon softens into a kind and caring young woman. There is no sex Will and Ronnie kiss, but it never gets too steamy, and it is kept sweet. There is only one instance of violence Will punches a guy for trying to hurt Ronnie.

The language is mild there were 2 uses of d*mn, 1 use of hell, 1 use of b*tch, 1 OMG, and 1 use of cr*p. “The Last Song” is refreshingly clean and family-oriented. “The Last Song” is the epitome of a Nicholas Sparks’ story you’ll find laughter, tears and love. Ronnie soon meets Will ( Liam Hemsworth) who softens her and helps her find her love for music again. Ronnie Miller ( Miley Cyrus) is sent to live with her father ( Greg Kinnear) in a southern beach town to reconnect and find herself. From the author that brought you “ A Walk to Remember,” “ The Notebook,” “ Message in A Bottle,” “ Nights in Rodanthe” and “ Dear John” comes a story of love, family and reconnection.

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