Enchanting and a must watch

Rating: 9/10 (24 August 2015)

Well, lets begin with a line from the movie (believe me, this one's full of 'em) "If you want the rainbow,you have got to deal with the rain." The movie is a very soothing journey as you travel beside Hazel Grace the protagonist of the movie and you get to see lives of few teenagers struck by cancer. The plot is sad on the whole but this very fact delivers the enchanting touch to the viewers. It is very well directed and story is really touching; I haven't read the book but having seen the movie I'm sure the book shall be awesome too. In terms of story content the movie doesn't offer much as I can possibly sum it up in a few sentences (don't worry I won't do that) but this is certainly the type of movie one doesn't watch for the story, you watch it for its sheer beauty and emotions. Woodley and Elgort appear as a great adorable couple, interestingly both of them are quite different but still incomplete and they fell in love because they in a sense complete each other and also teach each other and the audience great lessons about life. They show us that in spite of all difficulties and pain we endure there are always people who love us unconditionally and will always remember us no matter what happens and it is our duty to pause and enjoys those really great moments with them rather than yearning for public recognition. This is aptly reflected when Augustus mention that,"Hazel was not widely loved but she was deeply loved" and I guess that is what is important for all of us to understand. You see her favorite writer flooded with letters symbolizing fame and wide respect, love but is in constant misery and not at all in peace but his work has motivates many like Hazel. So, what is the point of all this fame when is doesn't bring peace to you.
The movie is filled with exquisite sequences portraying Hazel and Augustus as a very adorable couple, their date in Amsterdam is particularly well shown where the actors aptly exhibit the excitement as well as anxiety of a first date.Well, I'll end this citing another dialogue, this time from Augustus, "There's a thing about pain, it demands to be felt."