Hridya Shrivastava

Innocent and heartwarming. Possibly one of the best Holiday films I have watched.

This movie is a bit predictable and cannot redeem the charm of the first two films but, still doesn't disappoint with the cute romance of Lara Jean 'Song' Covey, and Peter Kavinsky. Its all pretty, its all love and Lara is yet again confused with Peter Kavinsky and other things she likes. But, after all of that, it ends with the 'Always and Forever' instinct which makes it a 'cute to watch' movie. So, this love season, rejoice your favourite romcom and ofcourse your favourite Lara Jean'Song'Covey, and Peter Kavinsky.

It was a poetic journey into Zach Sobiech's life. I loved it how there were no loud conotations like 'You have only one life, so, go get it what you want' but they somehow still conveyed the message. You cry a lot through out the film and specially in the last scene but still switch off your screens with a smile and that in itself shows how lovely the movie is.

Even though it brings with it a lot of energy, the story is a bit loose and very common. The characters are a bit stereotypical and the only time they break that is when they go on to dance. Well other than the energy the only thing good about this movie is the Cast and the chemistry between Sabrina Carpenter and Jordan Fisher.

Beautiful is all I can say. I love how beautifully it portrayed bullying, depression and sucidal thoughts and the dact that love can cure everything.

Nice for being an eye-opener, but lacks the neccesary thrill and suspense.

Amazing. It's not just a movie about the Hitler's Regime and how the lives of Germans and Jews were effected differently, under it, it also beautifully captures how a child's mind can be tamed to belive in obscure things like the importance of war and masculinity. And how love can help him let these false believes go off and live only for only one thing that matters ie; love. It also shows how War can effect the lives of people not just at one but at both the ends, and in the end it helps us believe that love is the most powerful emotion.

Wonderful. Just wonderful. It's the definition of being rebel for a cause. And that 'O Captain, My Captain' just give goosebumps. Totally loved it. A must watch.