The title captures the film very well

Rating: 1/10 (9 September 2016)

This was shaping up to be a realistic and powerful story, especially when Louisa told Will that killing himself was selfish. She was right. Then the film veered into the realm of fantasy, where Will was portrayed as finding peace in an act of utter selfishness. He threw away the gift of life and love. There can be no peace in that. There can be no peace for those who witness that. I am reminded of the young woman who wanted to kill herself because her mother had never loved her because she was a girl instead of a boy. Those who were so caught up in the culture of death though it was such a wonderful thing that she could be free to end her life. All that this woman needed was someone to affirm that her life was worth living. This film distorts reality and is a symptom of a narcissistic and individualistic culture that summed up in the title of this film: "Me before you."