Very Emotional and Different

Rating: 8/10 (18 August 2014)

To tell you the truth, it was an OKAY movie.
Hmm...What can I say? Teenage girls are important. They made this,this very good movie with great advertising and from an important and wonderful writer with famous books and served by new breakout stars such as Shailene Woodley, Ansel Elgort and Nat Wolff.( That was a pretty long sentence, I know.) I will point out that I never recommended it,though, sadly.
It was a very sad, truthful,like a kid just knew Santa wasn't real type of movie. It really told the truth. And I'd repeat the sentence. Because it is good, at least feels good to watch a movie. Especially for me. (Total stranger. Who the heck cares?) But honestly, not every life turns out that way. I guess the book was very emotional. And I'm guessing that people BEGGED people to make it a movie. And to tell you the truth since that's what I've been doing all along, is that I don't think ANYONE should hate it or regret watching it. Although I honestly don''t think it'll leave a mark in the world. It could be some teen girl's favorite,for a while,but not forever.
The truth does hurt but it won't be there forever.
I cried through some parts of it and some parts I was so sad that I couldn't cry. No tears or water filled up my eyes. And I'm sure most of it was because of the spoilers on YouTube or Facebook or your friends or even the ORIGINAL BOOK that ruined the important part(s) of the movie.
The movie got a fair rating. And if it wasn't for the book, actors or advertising, it wouldn't be a great movie. It'd be good, but not great.
I've run out of words. Watch it yourself. You don't need my opinion or anybody's in fact. You're a different person and you'll decide what you like even though it might be a little extraordinary. Don't think if other people liked it or your friends liked it that you might too.
Thanks, I appreciate your time to check out my review.