I didn’t expect to love this as much as I did. I cried and laughed a lot so that’s enough for me.

I didn’t expect to love this as much as I did. I cried and laughed a lot so that’s enough for me.

i was already a little sad when i clicked play on this movie but i was not expecting it to fuck me up that badly 😭😭

do not judge me harshly if i am more affectionate after watching this movie i am a changed man

i was already a little sad when i clicked play on this movie but i was not expecting it to fuck me up that badly 😭😭

do not judge me harshly if i am more affectionate after watching this movie i am a changed man

First of all this shit right there killed me at the end dawg, like wow what a story. Definitely a tearjerker and man did it deliver on the heartbreak. My personal fav character was Earl (Ry Cyler) the realist dude out here fr😂Overall good movie that I would recommend watching if you want a tearjerker to watch.

First of all this shit right there killed me at the end dawg, like wow what a story. Definitely a tearjerker and man did it deliver on the heartbreak. My personal fav character was Earl (Ry Cyler) the realist dude out here fr😂Overall good movie that I would recommend watching if you want a tearjerker to watch.

That was a straight out lie

That was a straight out lie

❝No one has done more to make me smile than he has. And no one ever could.❞
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This was pretty good. It doesn't have any of the clichés one might expect from a film featuring teenagers and terminal illness. The script had its moments of wittiness, and I really liked the excerpts of the parodies Greg and Earl made. The performances from the cast were great, especially that of Olivia Cooke. However, it felt like something was missing; even though I shed a few tears during the hospital scene, it wasn't as impactful as it could've been. I haven't read the book so I probably don't know most of the nuances behind certain scenes as a lot of novel-to-film adaptations skip out on a lot tiny details that enhance the writing; I think it's still worth giving this film a watch though.

❝No one has done more to make me smile than he has. And no one ever could.❞
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This was pretty good. It doesn't have any of the clichés one might expect from a film featuring teenagers and terminal illness. The script had its moments of wittiness, and I really liked the excerpts of the parodies Greg and Earl made. The performances from the cast were great, especially that of Olivia Cooke. However, it felt like something was missing; even though I shed a few tears during the hospital scene, it wasn't as impactful as it could've been. I haven't read the book so I probably don't know most of the nuances behind certain scenes as a lot of novel-to-film adaptations skip out on a lot tiny details that enhance the writing; I think it's still worth giving this film a watch though.