Polished, but misleading

Rating: 7/10 (19 May 2020)

I knew what this was about and how it was going to end. But I ill wanted to give it a try. I hoped that there could be showed different opinions, but instead I just watched movie based on emotions and egos.
The main thought of the story is that people need to repect other's decisions and just show love and support. And this idea isn't that bad. But the topic of illness is more serious than just a matter of choice.
I believe that every story gives viewers/readers ideas. Personally I like motivational stories that show road to success. While this story is quite depressing. I could compare "Me before you" with "Million Dollar Baby". Viewers remember how hard Hilary Swank tried her best that's why the ending was strong and touching. In "Me before you" I see no strength, only depression.
Because of that depresed main character it was also impossible for me to see romantic story here. He seems to be too deep inside his own world to show interest in others.
I think he wanted to return "perfect" himself. WHy do I think that there is no perfect life?
So, in the end, it's all a fiction story. Moreover, there is a sequal book. Just like 50 shades, right?
I read book based on REAL life.I recommend you to read Nich Vujicic books. No fiction there. Or watch Lorenzo's Oil
This movie is a pretty picture with pretty actors. I can't recommend it because of the message and depressing aura.