It is the coming to the end of June, and you know what that means? Yes... 1 more month to ORD, officially ^^v... Anyway, it is movie review time, and here is one movie that I would recommend others to watch. If you ask me, I will give this movie a rating of 4/5 :) The movie title - The Fault in our Stars.

Movie Review (The Faults in our Stars):
This story is about 2 not-so-ordinary teenagers and their not-so-ordinary love story. The female main character, Hazel Grace Lancaster, is a thyroid cancer patient, who need to have a oxygen tank with her at all times. She met a boy (male main character), Augustus Waters, who is a Osteosarcoma patient, in a cancer support group where she was forced to go by her parents. Augustus was cancer-free after he had one of his legs amputated.
As the story progresses, Augustus revealed that he love Hazel, despite her conditions. At one point of time, Hazel had a relapse and was admitted to the hospital. At that same time, Augustus also found out that the cancer cells returned and had spread through his entire body, and his days are numbered. However, he chose to keep this secret from Hazel, until a trip to Amsterdam to meet the author for "An Imperial Affliction", Peter Van Houten. Augustine stopped his treatment after his condition worsened, and eventually passed away 8 days later.
The story concluded with Peter Van Housten handling a note to Hazel at Augustus's funeral, which she refused to read at first. But after Isaac, their fellow cancer support group friend, told Hazel that the note was from Augustus, she went to her car and retrieved the note, only to realize that was the ending to the novel, written by Augustus to Hazel. It concluded with some encouraging words for Hazel, "Getting hurt is inevitable. But we do get to choose who is allow to hurt us. I am happy with my choice. I hope you like yours too." 

This movie received quite a number of praises from GV members after watching it, and now I know why after watching it with my darling~ "The Faults in our Stars" simply refers to the 2 main characters' journey, fighting cancers, and overcoming the odds that were preventing them to love. "Faults" refers to the challenges they faced being a cancer patient, and "Stars" refers to their lives. It is really an inspiring and touching movie, and that is why I gave it, 4 out of 5 stars.

DarKnight @ 11:30 PM