Movie: The Fault in Our Stars

Anonymous

As of tonight, I have been to three movies in ten years.

Didn't know this was a double-hankie movie. It was focused on emotions, not reality. It was hard for me to focus--she was too pretty, too healthy-looking, him too.

Someone should have carried her up the stairs in Anne Frank's House. I have seen strong men pick up frail or elderly strangers and carry them up major stairs, like the Spanish Steps in Rome and the Cathedral in Amalfi.

What was too complicated about taking equipment to Amsterdam? She only had O2. I was a world traveler/resident for years. They have all this stuff over there. Medical care is better in the EU/Scandanavia.

Anyone else see it? What did you think?