Disappointed, unlike the book, which I loved.

Rating: 2/10 (11 December 2016)

First of all, the book was AMAZING. I literally cried throughout the entire last 50 pages. Jojo Moyes is truly an incredible writer, and I love every single one of her books. I was super excited for this movie, and I guess I had high expectations for it as well. I am a movie-freak, and I watch a lot of movies, so my standards are pretty high; yet, I was deeply disappointed. Louisa Clark was very different from the book. Her role in the movie was like a nerve-rack, and her behavior just seemed very fake to me. The intimate scenes between her and Will Traynor was really amateur and weird. It all felt unnatural and like a staged reality show, if you know what I mean.
Unlike the role of Louisa Clark, I LOVED Will Traynor. Sam Claflin was pretty much absolutely perfect in his role, and he did an outstanding job. His pain and sarcasm felt so real and natural. Just like I imagined him from the books.
If you're a movie-freak, like me, or you've read the book, you'll understand what I'm saying. Im unfortunate to say that I really didn't enjoy the movie at all. (I can't exclude the fact that I've read the book, something that might influence my perception).