Me Before you says the truth about life events

Rating: 10/10 (27 October 2016)

Me Before You says the truth about life events Romantic love movies tend to end with "happily ever after's", but this movie was far from that saying. Me Before you is a well written tragic-love movie from its characters to the director Thea Sharrock. Sam Claflin plays the role of William Traynor a rich 35 year-old, who is paralyzed after an accident years before. William decides after another six months he will commit suicide by Dignities. His newly preppy caregiver Louisa Clarke played by Emilia Clarke, tries to understand wills wishes to die, but instead takes him on a journey to understand life's worth living for. Over the period of their six-month journey Louisa and William fall in love. The movie ends with the tragedy of William deciding to die and leaving Louisa sad and alone. Sharrock decided to give the audience the real truth about life. We would want to hope for the best and think that there are such things as happily ever after's; but truthfully that isn't the case. Typically, in a romantic movie we are left to believe love can conquer all, but truly it's all false hope. Many critics would say this movie is terrible from its, false hope, and the sad ending. I beg to differ saying this movie is brilliant. In some point in life we must realize happily ever afters aren't real. Thea Sharrock presented a great film deserving 5 out of 5 stars for the idea of a romantic movie with the truth of reality.