Luckily...

Rating: 1/10 (5 March 2015)

Just what I've written in the title... LUCKILY I didn't follow my friends to the cinema for this movie. It would just be a waste of money.
Well, I eventually came over this movie and suddenly got interested in watching this movie, and so I did...
I sat in front of my laptop, expecting to cry my hearts out but halfway through the movie I got BORED!!! I sat there wondering whether I've got a heart made of stone. But hey! I watched several movies that had left me crying my eyes out(At this point i recommend Miracle in Cell No.7). Well, maybe the relationship between Hazel and her mother got me a bit teary eyed but I am proud to say, NOT a tear was shed!
Btw, the plot is just... OLD. Somebody in a relationship is dying, and then he or she starts rejecting the other, for fear that it would bring pain and suffering to the other, however, starts to realize that her time is running out and eventually accept the other and starts to spend as much time with him, cherish their time together... blah blah blah and finally die. I have not read John Green's book but I can't help but think that this kind of plot just keeps getting recycled by movies, producers, writers... I don't even know what to say anymore...(Maybe the book is better? Book readers? I just don't know)
And seriously, what's with the kiss in Anne Frank's house?! And the guys are even clapping?! It's a good thing that the actual house denied the filming of this movie. Or else it would be a GREAT disrespect to Anne Frank.
Towards the end of the movie and I started to get tired and sleepy. I was constantly checking the remaining time of the movie. That's how boring it is...
So guys, words of advice, wanna find heart breaking, comedy romance, go elsewhere, you can fine none here... And it is damn BORING!!! But hey! On the good side, The Fault in Our Stars got my first review!! Congrats!