Go F*** Yourself.

Rating: 10/10 (6 June 2014)

I would like to say go f*** yourself, John Green. This movie, this book was fantastic. (you thought this would be a hateful review, right? Well, no.) I cried, and god damn cried threw all of the movie. It gave me a sense of hope that you can find love anywhere in any situation. I've loved this book, and was sceptical about the movie since a lot of movies that were formed from a book is never that great but this, this went above AND beyond. I can't say how much it felt when I saw it was almost the same as the book and the actors did a great job making the characters come to life.
Hazel (Shay): Can I say that Shayilene Woodley was the PERFECT girl for Hazel. I'm not going to lie- I did have my doubts about her but overall, I loved her performance and felt the connection to her character. She did Hazel well.
Gus (Ansel): He was my favourite out of all, to be honest. His emotion, his expression. I literally felt like Gus was actually real, and out there, you know? I can't stress enough that if someone else was playing Gus then I don't think it would be as great as it is.
Isaac (Nat): Can I say the hell is wrong with Monica? Isaac was sweet, and hilarious. He believes in true love, and was the most awesome character(He's my second favourite BTW). He, Nat, is extremely gorgeous (my legs are always open, Nat ;)). I don't understand how she didn't want to date a blind guy, I mean, just because he's blind doesn't mean anything.#SMH
I loved this book, the characters and the movie. If you are having doubts, you shouldn't. It's the best I have EVER seen. The scene where they were sitting on the park bench and he was telling her- Oh god, I cried like a f***ing baby. It was so real, so realistic, I thought I was watching a documentary. Koodos to the director, the producers and the cast. i loved it!