Coming from somebody who hasn't read the book.

Rating: 6/10 (7 October 2018)

Let me start by saying this movie was good enough that it made me want to read the book. I don't think this movie would have been good if it didn't have the lovely Sam Claflin. His character saved the movie for me, relatable and loveable. He is an excellent actor and played his role equally well. The overall British theme of the movie was brilliant, I loved it. I like Emilia Clarke, but the character she portrays wasn't my favourite, just my opinion.
Louisa Clark seemed joyful, kind, extroverted, optimistic, and William was the opposite. He was sarcastic, dark and pessimistic. Opposites attract, but I am a person very like Will, and I would not fall for somebody like Lou. Again, that's just me. I love the couple. A few lines in this movie really made me laugh, for example:
Lou: 'I don't like superiority.'
Will: 'You must hate me, then.'
The movie was enjoyable and kept me watching it, however, it was definitely predictable. I think everybody who has watched these kind of movies before can agree with me. I knew what the ending was going to be before I watched it. I definitely preferred the second half of the movie than the first, the comedic aspect quickly dropped. It was heartwarming and very sweet. It shows love is worth fighting for but some people cannot, or don't want to be, saved. I liked that. Some people are so sure of what they want, that nothing can change their minds. A nice movie.