I laughed, I cried. I would call it a success.

Rating: 10/10 (7 June 2014)

I had been waiting for this movie for a long time. I had read the book because my friends made me, and I read it in the course of three hours. I went to this movie, not even close to be emotionally prepared. My friend had seen it before and brought a roll of toilet paper instead of tissues because she had ran out from the previous time.
Needless to say I loved TFIOS. I loved the way that all the tears were real and how true to the book they stayed. A few small details were missing, but it was nothing that was drastic.
Shailene Woodley gave a phenomenal performance as Hazel. She was true to the character and didn't overdo it a single bit.
Ansel Elgort is a fresh face in Hollywood. I would call one of his first films a success. He did Augustus justice and never settled for anything less than perfect.
Nat Wolff was the comic relief of the whole movie. Every time he was on the screen he said something that made the audience just stop crying and laugh. A wonderful Isaac!
Wilem Dafoe's performance as Peter Van Houton was amazing. That was exactly how I pictured Van Houton and the way he just spoke was beautiful.
I give major creds to John Green. He was the wonderful voice behind all of this. Lines such as during Augustus' death scene were word for word and everything was so well done.
I laughed, I cried and I had to tell my friends I loved them just in case over fifty times. I've never cried more in my life. I would call it a success.