If you didn't read the book, you'll probably liked it. But if you did, chances are you'll get disappointed by how they put the important events together.
If you didn't read the book, you'll probably liked it. But if you did, chances are you'll get disappointed by how they put the important events together.
I knew they were going to mess those parts up lol so I didn't get bothered
the comedic parts were funny the whole theater laughed
And Carly Rae's Run Away With Me would have been great on the soundtrack tbh
It was really good! I saw it this morning with my friends and I enjoyed it. I liked it better than TFIOS.
I didn't like how it didn't have the graduation scene though.
Cara was pretty good though! Nat Wolff was so adorable in it though!
From $48 mil to $12.5 mil opening for John Green, with more than half on Friday? Only a $4k per-theatre average?
I mean, the budget is so low so it could still make a profit, but still.
This is lower than the Nicholas Sparks film this year with Scott Eastwood.
I watched this last weekend. Didn't really love the book, but the movie was not so bad. Didn't really like the part they changed about
Angela
but everything else was okay. The music was great.
From $48 mil to $12.5 mil opening for John Green, with more than half on Friday? Only a $4k per-theatre average?
I mean, the budget is so low so it could still make a profit, but still.
This is lower than the Nicholas Sparks film this year with Scott Eastwood.
People praising Cara she was barely in the movie and her accent literally changed in almost every scene. Nat is not lead actor material; He just doesn't know how to engage the audience.
I saw it tonight and loved it. I was hoping for some more clues but the first 30 minutes were spectacular. Cara was awesome as expected. I also liked the lesson it taught in the end.
I hope they do Looking for Alaska justice now!
she was barely in the movie and her accent literally changed in almost every scene. Nat is not lead actor material; He just doesn't know how to engage the audience. 