Prakruthi Pramod

This movie is equally soul-crushing and humorous. Tom Hardy is brilliant in his craft, embodying the character of Stuart so well, bringing his quirks and all on-screen. It is deeply touching to watch the connect between two human beings; one man who has faced unimaginable horrors at a tender age, completely tearing him apart, and one man who has grown without the horrors. It is a great reminder for all of us who lose touch with the one fact: we are all simply human. Let those of us who have privileges, help the ones who do not. Watch this movie with a box of tissues, and a drink to hydrate you. ❤️‍🩹

The beauty and the pain. This movie does not separate the two, the way that real life does not distinguish between them. Both Garfield and Pugh excellently portray to very real human beings who are navigating illness, love and loss, ambition and family. This movie is about the time we are each given to make the choices that we make. In the end, it comes down to holding close those that you love.

A waste of your time. It was a musical, with the addition of Lady Gaga to the cast—overcompensating for the fact that this movie lacks substance.

It’ll touch you. I promise you it is worth your time.

Intense. Brilliant. Emotional. That San Diego sun aesthetic. The ACTORS & DIRECTOR. Everything sets this movie apart. This film will move you.

As somebody who never read the book, this movie was rather touching. The portrayal of the concept of a Grey area. There’s no right and wrong. There’s never black and white. There is simply Grey. Circumstances lead to consequences which no one can be blamed for. A little bit of warmth and kindness go a long way. Everybody is dealing with their own kind of baggage and things aren’t usually what they seem. A lot of beautiful things you pick up from this film.

This movie will make you cry so much. It is beautiful in every way. My advice is that you have a box of tissues next to you, and pause to make yourself a tea about one hour in. My best friend who loves racing and cars asked me to watch this movie years ago, closer to when it came out. I finally watched it on a random Tuesday afternoon, and I'm so glad that I finally did. This movie will break your heart and mend it repeatedly and simultaneously. 🤍