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The Fault In Our Stars Film Review

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The name of the film is “The Fault in Our Stars”. The film was made on June 2014. The main characters in this movie are:Shailene Woodley as Hazel Grace Lancaster and Ansel Elgort as Augustus Waters. Both of them been in the movie “Divergent” before, but in that movie they are siblings unlike in “The Fault in Our Stars”, they are lovers. For me the title suggests that they are accusing the stars about everything that has happen to them and it is no one’s fault. Hazel Grace Lancaster is a 17 years old cancer patient. Her parents think she is depress because of her disease. So her parents decided to send her in a support group. Support group is a group of people who have the same situation like Hazel [cancer patient]. Then she meets Augustus …show more content…

The leader there Patrick [a cancer survivor] prays to the lord to save his life from cancer. And lord saved him and now he is alive and telling everyone not to lose hope and just keep on praying cause god loved us. I really love this movie from the very beginning up to this moment. I have watched this movie many times before but I don’t get bored, in fact the more I watch it, the more I enjoy it. In this movie you will laugh, you will get inspired, you will get motivated, you will be amaze, you will cry and you will fall in love. I can see how much they love each other even if they just know each other for a very short period of time. Maybe it’s true that love at first sight really exist, I mean I am a kind of person that don’t believe in what other called “love at first sight”. This movie is very convincing. And now I wonder if this story existed in real life. The author of this movie is very creative in many ways to come up with this story. I salute him. In the Ending of the movie I learn two (2) things. First cancer is a traitor. And second love the people around you as long as you can because you will never know. You may regret things so make ever moment

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