'The Fault in Our Stars' a movie that will make you appreciate the most important things in life: family, friends and health.

Rating: 10/10 (13 October 2014)

I recently saw the chick flick 'The Fault in Our Stars' made in 2014. It was directed by Josh Boone and stars Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort who also acted in one of my favorite movies, Divergent. However it received a lot of good and bad reviews.
I think that the story was predictable but it wasn't. But my friends weren't impressed by it, they say that all the movies like this have a terrible and upsetting ending.
The protagonist is Hazel Grace Lancaster, a cancer survivor of 16 years old. Her mother decided that she was depressed so she took her to a cancer support group where she met Augustus Waters a 17 years old a cancer survivor also, who has a prosthetic leg. Then a love story begin full of trust, hard times, laughs and adventures.
I think that the performance of Ansel (Augustus Waters) was fascinating and Shailene (Hazel Grace) is a fine actor and the perfect complement to Ansel.
Some of my friends said that the movie was hilarious and I couldn't agree more.
In conclusion 'The Fault in Our Stars' isn't just a chick flick, it's also a thought provoking, because it teaches you to appreciate what you have, for example health. My friends and I totally enjoyed the film and I would recommend anyone to see it.