How to stay positive while dealing with the most negative situations

Rating: Null/10 (30 October 2011)

This is one of the best movies, if not the best movie, of 2011. Everybody in it did their job perfectly, and with that, this is an example of perfection.
Joseph Gordon-Levitt is perfect as Adam, the guy with the cancer. Everybody reacts in different ways to how he has cancer, but it's with how he reacts to it himself that attach's us to his character. We know that, even if he says that he's at ease, he's really not, and that is something that, in this movie, Gordon-Levitt knew how to work. For that, he gets applause.
Seth Rogen is Seth Rogen, in this movie. Now, to all you Seth Rogen haters, I know it may sound like a bad thing, but it actually isn't. He is the comic relief of this movie, and while he has the most profanity in this movie, his character is a likable character, based on the fact that he is the one that Adam looks to the most for support in this movie.
Anna Kendrick is great in this movie as well, as the nervous therapist in this movie. While she is his therapist in this movie, we know that there are some feelings between the two, even when Adam is with his girlfriend.
Speaking of his girlfriend, Bryce Dallas Howard is who we hate the most in this movie (or, at least, who I hated the most), but no worries: it is solely her character, and not her acting, that we hate. She may seem like a good girlfriend, but as we see later on, this is not the case (I won't spoil it for those who haven't watched it).
Anjelica Huston is very good with the limited amount of screen time that she is given. She is the overbearing mother who just wants her son to be okay, and will do anything to make sure that he's okay.
All in all, a perfect movie that shows that it is always good to make the best out of the worst situations. Everybody played their part well, and everybody deserves a round of applause. Academy Awards, take note of this movie, and its performances. 10/10 for me.