I'm honestly such a harsh reviewer when it comes to book to movie adaptations but I thought this was really good. Loved literally the whole cast too, the performances were great :) I do t super understand the 6/10 average rating for this, and I went into assuming that would be accurate. Love the John Green book and read it in high school, I thought this translated be try well narratively even given the limitations of the screen. I also just want to point out (and this is true to the book as well) how really good of a depiction of OCD this is. I don't think there are many very thoughtful depictions of the disorder.

It is a very entertaining movie, it is more like spending time. In general terms you can see that the performances are very dynamic, the empathy data there are times that is not always seen in a film and here I did find that sequence with the actors. Which makes it an entertaining app to have a good time or for a weekend with nothing to do. It is a good recommendation. That part that makes us connect with a movie is a species. To be honest, I feel that at the end the film loses its advantage since it had a good premiere but little by little the pace fell off, which was what disappointed me the most.

I'll start by saying I'm a fan of John Green. I've read most of his books following the popularity of Fault In Our Stars and have enjoyed the movie adaptations. I can remember reading this book and not loving it - Likely in comparison to some of his others. But for what is maybe not his strongest story, this movie is a really good adaptation. I think it captures the character of Aza really well, and then changes made to the storyline help move the film along for the better. I think the young cast have done a great job, and whilst this isn't the type of movie that will win any awards, all in all it's a very solid film.