It was successful in making me cry

Rating: 8/10 (3 July 2016)

The movie tells a classic love story of a town girl falling in love with a paralyzed rich boy. The girl is like a ray of sunshine penetrating the boy's cave, bringing him hope and laughters and joy. But instead of miraculously coming back to health and marrying the girl, the boy chose to end his life and inherit a fortune to the girl so she can go to college.
I disagree with the religious talks such as"fragile people don't get to make their own choices." or "artificial death is no better than murder". Everybody is fit to make their own choices, especially people with high intelligence and iron determination, like Will. To decide someone else's life or death is the worst kind of arrogance, forced life with give Will endless pain and desperate torture that is enough to drive him crazy. Steven knows that, and Camilla understands that despite the struggle. If not for Lou, Will's life will serenely and naturally ends like a ripen apple falling to the ground. Lou is the alien factor that is added to an originally balanced equation.
Lou has potential, but her mind is simple and straight and pure and beautiful. "Because I like him, I will try to save him. It breaks my heart to think that Will have to die." After the seed is plant, she arduously plans all the trips, trying everything she can to cheer him up, insulting the restaurant waitress for him, ordering an hotel with him, falling in love with him, and even running home like a seventh-grade when she finds out that she can't save him. She reserves nothing, Lou packs up all her guts and livers and heart in a box and presents to him, but nothing will change the fact that Will is doomed.
It is absolutely heartbreaking to watch Lou going through the process of finding out Will's death cannot be changed by any of her efforts. But the hardness makes this a spectacular movie.
Lou comes to life thanks to Emilie Clarke, and all the dramas in her eyebrows. Nobody can play Lou better than the Mother of Dragons.