Mjeteconer Just perfect...

Matrixiole Simple and well acted, it has tension enough to knot the stomach.

StyleSk8r At first rather annoying in its heavy emphasis on reenactments, this movie ultimately proves fascinating, simply because the complicated, highly dramatic tale it tells still almost defies belief.

Bea Swanson This film is so real. It treats its characters with so much care and sensitivity.

guhadyutiparna I love films.I have watched films from various genres,from thrillers to dramas to mindless action films, I've probably watched it all. I have watched and loved teen films too,I'm a fan of John Hughes and I've watched (and liked) some supposedly cheesy teen dramas too. But this film was so so badly written that it definitely trumps all. High-school rebel Landon( Shane West) and social outcast Jamie( Mandy Moore) meet and fall in love but there's a classic twist in the plot, she has cancer and is dying. Now, the problem is not that the idea is not new, the problem is that the writing is as uninspiring and lousy as you can imagine. There's little to no character development, in fact all the characters, specially the leads, feel like nothing but cardboard cut-outs, and consequently failed to make me feel anything at all when I was supposed to cry my eyes out; and it's not that hard to make me cry, I cry at films almost regularly. Somehow, the writer(s) has just taken the laziest stereotypes and made them even lazier,hollow and superficial. Along with the atrocious and flat writing, the acting isn't good either. Mandy Moore tried but failed,Shane West maintained a painfully constipated face throughout the film and the less is said about the other high-school characters, the better. I did feel bad about Darryl Hannah though it seems like she was just collecting a paycheck. I've never been a fan of loud background score and annoying soft rock music, and this film reassured me of that. I believe that good or bad, a film has to make you feel something. You can be amused at a good film or disgusted by a bad film, it has to at least affect you in some way. But I didn't care about this film at all. I would've never cared if this film didn't exist just like I don't care that it does. That's,I think, the worst thing that can ever be said about any film that has ever been made. P.S: "I thought my heart would never open again" is the most god-awful dialogue I've ever heard in my life. Even a teen soap-opera has better dialogues than this.

saletehnolog I have seen certain comments that put equality between this film and "One Give". All parameters are on the side of this movie. First, the concept of the whole story is brilliant. Secondly, the whole stream of the film deals with the monitoring of two young people, a guy who is extremely problematic and a girl who is a person for the case. This film shows that it is possible that the "bad" guy for love changes and shows how much for real love there are no limits. The movie is easy to watch, it fills. The film "Give it" gave me the grade 7. This certainly deserves 8. What is "flawed" is that these stories are too screened with the subject and the viewers will not see much of the new one.8/10

Thalya Gonzaga dos Santos It was the first English movie I have ever watched, I really enjoyed, it's a romantic film very moving, shows how love resists everything and after changes our lives. The film can show another side, reflection that we should live life as if every day was the last, our attitudes towards the past can result in better attitudes in the future or not. With this experience, I will share with my friends and family.

Katiano Moraes Such a romantic movie, I was amazingly happy to share with my students, the movie is so authentic that explore the limits of love in all its forms, the respect for family, the love that changes a person, the love for your own goals and dreams, miracles may happen in different ways and it is up to us to be able to see it. Hope I could share my feelings towards that with my friends and hope they keep it real for their personal dreams and desires, everybody deserves to witness a miracle.