The Fault In Our Stars- Movie Review

The fault in our stars is one of our most favorite emotional movies.
The fault in our stars was originally a novel written by John Green, the book got in to the New York Times Best Seller list for children’s books, and with the success of the book he then became a movie.
The movie came out in 2014 and became a huge success between teens and adults.

He was nominated for 27 awards and won 19 out of them.

The movie tells the story of Hazel Grace Lancaster, a 16 years old teenager who has terminal thyroid cancer that has spread to her lungs.
Hazel joins a support group for people with Cancer, there she meets Isaac, a guy who has eye cancer, and his good friend Augustus Waters, a 17 years old guy who had leg amputation as a result of bone cancer and since then he’s cancer free.
Hazel becomes great friend with Augustus and shares with him her favorite book “Imperial Affliction”. Throughout the movie we get to see Hazel and Augustuss relationship evolve, as well as their admiration for the book “Imperial Affliction” and for author Peter Van Houten.

https://youtu.be/9ItBvH5J6ss

We recommend the movie for teens and adults, who like romance, drama, heartbreaking story and a little comedy.
Because the movie combines all of those elements together with a great acting and amazing plot line.

Yuval: For me, making the movie review was easy and fun, me and Shir managed very well and agreed on everything. We chose to review The Fault In Our Stars because even though it’s from 2 years ago it touched our hearts so much that we can still re watch it and feel the same feelings as we first saw it. Working with ourboox.com was difficult to use but in the end we got it and it came out well.

Shir: in my personal opinion this movie review was one of the best works Yuval and I have made, we haven’t fought about anything through the entire review which made the work easy and fun to make.

We chose The Fault In Our Stars because it had a lot of impression to our hearts, we sincerely loved that movie, and from my personal point of view the movie brought back so many emotions from my father’s death of cancer.