The Fault in Our Stars [DVD] [2014]

I read the book The Fault in Our Stars like so many others and fell in love with Gus and Hazel Grace. This movie will leave you in tears just like the book. Wonderfully done and kudos to everyone who brought this movie to life. You will not be let down. I would give it more than 5 stars if I could!! Love all the extras as well.

I personally loved it because it really shows what you suffer

Keep your tissues handy, amazing movie, but definitely a tear jerker.

This is great movie, will have you crying at the end for sure

I have 2 daughers, a pre-teen and a teen. They read the book and wanted this movie desperately. I wanted to see what all the hype was about, but being a busy Mom, I didn't have much time to read nor had much leisure time. I borrowed the audio book from the library and listened as I drove around. We bought the DVD from Best Buy and finally watched the movie. No wonder the girls bawled their eyes out. It's a sweet story and age-appropriate for my girls. This is an awesome movie to match the book, and a purchase I don't regret.

The movie made me curious that’s about it the wife absolutely loved it I sent through parts of it But the price was good wife was happy that’s all that matters

For the actual DVD package, I was surprised at the quality of the infinity bracelet. I was expecting something a bit flimsier. I imagine it'll probably break at the snaps after a while, but the bracelet itself is good quality and the snaps can be replaced. Saw the movie in the theater and adored it. The things missing that were in the book weren't essential to the storyline, and while I'd have loved to see them (like the growth of the relations between Gus' parents and Hazel) this is one of the better book to film adaptations I've seen. The extra's are fun to see and the deleted scenes are nice since a lot are book specific, and there's a surprise in the appearance of book author, John Green.

Beautiful love story between two cancer patients. Of course it has a lot of sad moments but if you can come away from this movie appreciating your own life and health I feel it’s worth.