Everything, Everything (2017)

I went to the theater not expecting much, having previously read the book, I doubted the movie would be as good. I was wrong. Everything everything is a beautiful movie for everyone. Seriously, just go watch the movie.

If you need more convincing, let me break it down for you. It's a diverse movie without the main topic being race. Amandla Stenberg and Nick Robinson both to beautiful acting jobs, bringing their characters, Maddy and Olly, to life. Both characters are interesting, deep, and most importantly, alive.

I'll probably use the word beautiful to describe this movie way too much, but that's because it really is a beautiful movie. The visuals are gorgeous, every shot is artistic. It's also a very aesthetic movie to watch. I also really enjoyed the music played throughout the film and during the credits. It was a beautiful story with depth.

In conclusion, just go watch the movie.

Fmovies: Everything, Everything is a very good movie for the following reasons.

1. It is a very good looking movie. The hustle and bustle of city life, the peace of suburban life, and the beauty of the ocean are wonderfully captured.

2. It has wonderful animation.

3. It has very tender performances from all the actors. The actors made me really care about the characters.

4. The main characters are intelligent, interesting and complex.

5. It is an interracial love story that never focused on race. The story's focus is on the beautiful beginning of a relationship between a young couple that evolves into love.

Everything, Everything is a wonderful summer sleeper hit movie!

"Everything everything" is probably one of the cheesiest movie I've ever seen. Let me explain. I get it, it's a teenager movie. Nothing wrong with that, except for me it doesn't send the right message. It's simply a polished version of reality. Sure I'll grant that there's been a little bit of thought put into the plot (arguable) but the dialogues, the characters, the music ... no depth. I'm usually not that harsh on movies but this one I have to say is just a scam. The whole purpose of a romantic drama is to make the audience feel something. The non existent depth I was talking about earlier is therefore essential to that type of movie. "Everything everything" could be compared to an unfinished canvas, we've got the main colors, we've got the shapes, we've got a few brushstrokes but a lot of elements are missing. I work on the assumption that what makes a good movie is the unpredictable, that small instant when you say to yourself "didn't see that coming !". Well, I'm sorry to say that that movie is quite the opposite of a good movie. No suspense whatsoever. Everything is predictable. Everything.

Everything, Everything fmovies. Coming of age movies have come in a variety of styles, packages, and of course quality. While the number of generational novels (and subsequent movies) have increased over the decades, their quality has decreased for many, lost to the gimmick of modern, superficial entertainment it has become. And so here comes yet another addition to the teenage book movie collection Everything, Everything! Interesting title aside, I must admit I didn't have high hopes for this movie, but nevertheless I'm back in the theater to give you the thoughts on yet another film. Let's get it onÂ…figuratively that is.

LIKES • Good pace • Great chemistry • Realistic, not annoying • Twist

Summary: Okay, when it comes to love storiesÂ…we know I find the pace to be slow and often boring, (yes, I'm a robot). However, in Everything, Everything, that trend was finally broken. No, your eyes are not playing tricks on you my friends, you read right. Everything, Everything keeps the pace moving, making sure to bring prompt, concise introductions and dive right into the story at hand. No this doesn't mean they skip over too many things (admit haven't read the story), but it keeps the adventure going, all while maintaining the romance involved.

What helped accomplish this? In all honesty, I think it was the chemistry that made the movie, with the two stars Amandla Stenberg and Nick Robinson having a fantastic relationship with each other. They play off each other's emotions, seem to like working with other, and maximize the energy they bring to the screen. It's like they are actually in love with each other, or at least friends, and that sold the relationship/story for me. An added bonus is that the relationship felt like a real example of a developing relationship, forgoing the cheap antics of cheesy love that most romantic comedies choose. They weren't instantly soul mates or magically destined to succeed. So, nice to see that portrayed every once in a while.

Yet the main thing that sunk me into the tale was the twist in the story. It takes a lot to surprise me in movies (I've seen so many after all), but this movie was able to covertly hide some nuances that seemed inconsistent were instead hints at what was to come. While it took place a little late, it really brought the film to full circle and ended the film with a powerful finale. Nice job my friendsÂ… nice job.

DISLIKES • A slow abridged start • A few overacted moments • Some odd directions • Dropped characters • Uniqueness is kind of missing

Summary: I know what you're thinking, you're contradicting yourself again. Hear me out, overall the pace worked for me, but the opening took a little time to take off the ground. The introduction was a little dragged out and slow, merely a compellation of moping scenes with a monologue overlapping to explain the abridged, somewhat underdeveloped details.

In addition, the movie takes some odd turns in the film, going into some pointless tangents that were odder than anything. A common metaphor is the astronaut to which she compares her life to, a symbol of being a long individual stuck in the vast, empty void. Cool symbolism, but it gets lost in these trippy side arcs of the astronaut trying to do mundane tasks in the background while our characters act out their text messages. I'm guessing it was trying to be funny, but this weirdness was an unneeded distraction that did little but make me think some drugs could have been involved. Well that and help

Life is Short

short review by Krystal

Everything Everything

non-spoiler alert: This movie is absolutely beautiful. I couldn't stop smiling during the entire movie. Amandla and Nick did an amazing job portraying Maddy and Olly. The movie is very faithful to the book (something that I appreciate a lot) The soundtrack is perfect for the story. And I can't wait to watch it again.

I'm an action movie kind of guy. I see every Marvel, DC and transformers movie as soon as they come out. I care not for chick flicks. Luckily my wife doesn't force me to go to them either. I watched this movie because it's our anniversary and I wanted to watch a movie I knew my wife would enjoy. I went into this movie with a Large soda and Large popcorn with the expectation to keep myself energized so that I wouldn't fall asleep on my wife. NOT NEEDED.

This movie didn't have the most action packed story line but the story line was good. They progressed the story at a good pace, not lingering on any one scene too long. They did a good job developing the characters backgrounds and helping you understand everyone and had a nice plot twist at the end that didn't feel rushed as if they had run out of budget. They also didn't linger with the closing.

While this movie didn't make me want to go see other chick flicks or go read the book, I definitely enjoyed this movie. I know that some of the ways they portrayed SCID and people who are disabled isn't necessarily accurate, but it doesn't take away from the quality of the movie. After all, this wasn't a documentary but a romance movie so I'm OK with them taking a few liberties with the portrayal of her condition.