This film may as well have taken a shit on the original novel.

This review reportedly contains spoilers. I can handle the truth.

terrible compared to the book. looses all the style, cultural references and awkwardness and turns it into a soppy mind numbing disappointment

Such a touchable story, not really real though, but the actors and the music do their job good. They just take you with the story and let you believe in miracles for a moment, or even 2 hours.

Really well done, I read the book years ago and enjoyed it and the film did well in keeping the feeling

Siempre me angustia, me da gusto ver a Rachel McAdams

For a premise that doesn't explain the point of the film (time traveling) its actually good. It's got a Benjamin Button feel to it. It's characters are hard to understand for the state that we see them in different times of there lives. The story is what the film hangs on. It feels like more happens than what is shown. Not a bad thing, I'm glad it didn't show more. I appreciated it, it was original and went straight for a general human emotion, missing someone. I'm just not sure if I liked it much.

Can't say anything about the book.
Yet everything left was emptiness.

They met when she was six, and he was - thirty six. They married when she was twenty three, and he was thirty one.

Film rights have been bought by Brad Pitt and Jennifer Aniston even before the publication of the book.

This movie sucked ass.

Fine, but lacks any of the depth of the novel and is more like somebody giving you a quick summary of the story.

In the beginning it was quite slow and uninteresting but as the film goes on it becomes more appealing to watch.

Richtig geiler Film

Not bad. Pretty sad throughout, not just the ending. Still wasn't tear-worthy for me.