The Fault in Our Stars :wow:

[the cool]

last 20 minutes was powerful as fukk brehs

the eulogies that they wrote each other i know it was based on a book...whoever the author was clap for him

 

[Majestyx]

not my kinda flick, i woulda walked out.

 

[aXiom]

I just got done watching this

I need someone to hold me

 

[Wise]

How did you get to the last 20 minutes of the flick when you probably walked out in the first 20 minutes of it?

 

[Sane]

Went to watch this in the cinema. Thought it was going to be decent considering the reviews. Movie was just a complete cliché. The worst thing was I was surrounded by a bunch of crying teenage girls passing around a box of tissues.

 

[the cool]

Went to watch this in the cinema. Thought it was going to be decent considering the reviews. Movie was just a complete cliché. The worst thing was I was surrounded by a bunch of crying teenage girls passing around a box of tissues.

Yea I was dragged by the gf

But I thought the movie was decent

 

[Vintage Eclectic]

last 20 minutes was powerful as fukk brehs

the eulogies that they wrote each other i know it was based on a book...whoever the author was clap for him

Out of all the movies you walked out on, you stayed for this?

 

[the cool]

Out of all the movies you walked out on, you stayed for this?

I only walk out on wack movies breh

 

[joeychizzle]

Out of all the movies you walked out on, you stayed for this?

I was literally about to type this.
:whatinthefukk:
Out of ALL the good films you walked out on, you stayed for this. Now imagine what the fukk woulda happened if you stayed for those other films? You woulda been raving about piffery

 

[Vintage Eclectic]

I only walk out on wack movies breh

And I'm walking outta this thread

 

[TOP LAD]

the feels came in STRONG on this

 

[NobodyReally]

I didn't really enjoy this one. There was a clear effort from the beginning of the movie to stress that this won't be a fluffy happy-ever-after tale. The narrator tells us that most tales we read and see in movies are not real, but that her story is, and that immediately hooked me. For awhile I was completely sold that this was going to be a rare, heartfelt authentic story. It had realistic dialogue, realistic characters, and surprisingly wry humor mixed with sobering slices of grit. I was really enjoying Hazel and her story...until she met Augustus. I don't know if it was the character or the actor (I suspect it was the latter), but talk about forced and awkward acting. He completely took me out of the movie. I didn't believe anything he said. When something that huge is flawed, you start looking for other problems. There was a lot of obvious manipulation. Of course films are manipulative, but here, I could see the strings. Unlike the beginning of the film, some of the later interactions and dialogue seemed forced and unrealistic, but planned to provoke empathy. I won't say it was a bad film. Overall, the acting was stellar (save Elgort). But I never forgot it was a movie, and too much of it felt disingenuous and hollow, perhaps even more so because the narrator promised it wouldn't be.

 

[kingdarius]

nicca walking out of blockbusters but his ass glued to the seat of a cot dayum teenage chick flick

 

[DeVanteSwing]

how'd you not walk out after that cac brought out the fake cigarette?

 

[Ricky Church]

ass thread.