You will need Kleenexes for this movie.

Rating: 10/10 (10 June 2014)

I knew this movie would be good, no not good - amazing, breathtaking, astonishing, heartbreaking, special, or just something in between that. Reading the book, I found myself non-able to stop. So I had very big expectation for this movie, and God help me I was positively surprised.
Not only had they chosen actors who fit very well with their characters, but they played amazingly with each other. Nothing felt awkward or not right. Shailene Woodley (though I had my doubts) was the perfect Hazel Grace. She knew how she should react, how she felt, how her whole world was supposed to be. It was a pleasure watching her play that role.
I actually thought that I would start crying as soon as the movie started, as soon as the worlds "The Fault In Our Stars" would appear on the screen, but I didn't. The beginning was as lovely as the book's beginning. Everything was down to earth and you started to get an idea of what it was like to be Hazel Grace, what you go through when you have cancer and what your priorities are. It is not easy, especially when you're as sick as she is.
But she soon figures out that there is more in life than just cancer, and that thing is Augustus Waters. And their time together is absolutely heartbreaking, but true. I have to say that the journey they have, is why you need kleenexes. It is nothing but real, true and sad, but the thing is, sometimes you need that. You need something that might not have a Hollywood ending, and if you seek that, then this is the movie for you. But please, I was very grateful for my Kleenex, you should have some near you - just in case.