Re: The Last Song.

Yes... It's a good one. Since she has the main role together with the boy, you will get to see her a lot in the movie!
And that makes the movie even more great!

And since Roger Waters made and performed the last song, it's a fantastic ending... (I checked it more after, and Wikipedia says he collaborated and performed together with Howard Shore on the last song. It is very Watersylike...)

I have never 'listened' through the whole end credit of a film... And I also rewinded to listen to the song again... Howard Shore is a legend, too.

Hugs, B.

From Wikipedia. (Wikiped'a)
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Soundtrack

The soundtrack for the film was composed by Howard Shore, the award winning composer behind the scores of The Lord of the Rings film trilogy. Former Pink Floyd member Roger Waters also collaborated on a song called "Hello (I Love You)". "I think together we've come up with a song that captures the themes of the movie the clash between humanity's best and worst instincts, and how a child's innocence can win the day", Roger Waters commented.
Track listing
"The Mandala" 1:37
"Whidbey Island" 3:21
"Under the Bed" 2:46
"Cuddle" 1:28
"Beach" 1:59
"Scribbles" 2:39
"Blackout" 3:17
"Palm Readings" 4:12
"I Love the World" 0:52
"Help!" 1:20
"I Have to Look" 4:20
"Can I Talk?" 5:26
"Eyes" 2:15
"The Tear" 4:07
"Through the Looking-Glass" 5:03
"Hello (I Love You)" (with Roger Waters) 6:16