fault of our stars..

[zarapipe]

Should not be watched by an overdue hormonal pregnant woman who didn't read the book and went into the movie blind. I heard it was good but I should have read the back of the box. I've been living under a rock.

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[Birdie]

Omg it's like the human equivalent of Marley and me lol

[Deleted]

Oh honey! Watch something happy now.

[yellowbrkrd]

Oh gosh! I watched this on the plane and ended up crying.

[pinkpinot]

I must be a monster because I read the book and shed not a single tear. I didn't like the book either ::ducks::

[isabel]

Oh, man. You poor thing. I still haven't seen it because I knew seeing it in the theater would be a bad idea.

[noodleskooze]

Sept 27, 2014 18:55:15 GMT -5 Birdie said:

Omg it's like the human equivalent of Marley and me lol

That's all I need to know to keep me away forever. Gosh, I don't even particularly like dogs, but Marley and Me had me bawling.

[jenn248]

I had no idea what the book/movie was about and made the mistake of watching it on a plane last week. Bad idea. Bad, bad idea.

[babyrn]

I'm waiting until I can rent it and watch sometime when I am home alone. I BAWLED reading the book. It was so good.

[pinkpinot]

Sept 28, 2014 11:42:10 GMT -5 @this said:

Sept 27, 2014 20:12:58 GMT -5 pinkpinot said:

I must be a monster because I read the book and shed not a single tear. I didn't like the book either ::ducks::

Ditto. I actually hated the book.

Me too. Anytime there was dialogue I was all "ugh these asshole teenagers are pretentious as fuck."

[MadamePresident]

I just finished the book last month, we read it at my Book Club. I liked it well enough, from the name alone you knew it wasn't going to have a happy ending.

[magpie]

Sept 27, 2014 18:55:02 GMT -5 @vicmo said:

Also, I read the book when it first came out and I felt all warm and fuzzy and sad about the love story.

When I saw the movie, all I could think was omg, her poor parents. Uggggh.

This happened to me.  I read the book before having a kid and I enjoyed it well enough, though it's not my favorite John Green book (Looking for Alaska, yo!).  I think having a kid changed my focus because I saw the movie last weekend and found myself bawling at all the scenes with the parents.

[hopecounts]

Sept 28, 2014 12:55:08 GMT -5 magpie said:

Sept 27, 2014 18:55:02 GMT -5 @vicmo said:

Also, I read the book when it first came out and I felt all warm and fuzzy and sad about the love story.

When I saw the movie, all I could think was omg, her poor parents. Uggggh.

This happened to me.  I read the book before having a kid and I enjoyed it well enough, though it's not my favorite John Green book (Looking for Alaska, yo!).  I think having a kid changed my focus because I saw the movie last weekend and found myself bawling at all the scenes with the parents.

i think it's a movie vs. book thing.
i read it after having DD and the parent thing didnt hit me that hard but in the movie it killed me.
i dont know if it was havung the visual of her parents, the actual scene of when she was so sick and her parents by her bed or what but the parent thing killed me in the movie.