It was good, but wasn't as great as the book.

Rating: 8/10 (3 June 2016)

This movie isn't about the normal love stories, although it includes some clichés, but overall it was good. The storyline is amazing, and people would love this movie. This movie contained a strong message to all people as well, and the ending, although unexpected, was dedicated to the message of the movie.
Now the casting. I thought that Emilia Clarke tried too hard in this movie, and when she laugh or cry, it almost seems that it's fake. But her character is the most likable out of all in the film. Sam Claflin was decent as Will Traynor. Steve Peacocke was alright as Nathan, although his accent seemed hard to understand at first for myself and some viewers. The rest of the casting was not that important because it was basically revolved around those three characters.
Book Viewers. Honestly, this movie kept up with the book, although they missed out on a lot of things. They took out huge parts of the book, and that's why the movie doesn't care about characters such as Camilla, Thomas, and Katrina, etc. It's like they don't exist in the movie. Viewers who do not read the book will not know who Thomas is to the family and why Katrina is so important to Louisa's life. They also do not include Will's sister. Patrick was literally no one in the movie. He's Louisa's boyfriend in the movie and that's it. They didn't explain why Louisa dated him for years and how he was before he became that selfish prick.
So overall, the movie get a B- . It was not as good as I expected, but it's worth the money and time to watch it. P.S. If you're a crier, bring some tissues cause this movie is a tear jerker.