From 20th Century Fox, presents the number one New York Times best selling author, John Green's number one New York Times best selling book comes its movie adaptation dedicated for those who loved Divergent, gooey-romantic love and those who too just lazy to read the book and act like a whore.
It’s much like 500 Days of Summer, Endless Love and A Walk to Remember. Combined. Minus the cancer.
The Fault In Our Stars.
An upsetting yet heartwarming tale of two youngsters met in a cancer support group meetings, discovering dreadful and thrilling journey of living and in love associated with illustrated-love-letter after-sex. A story will make you laugh like a whore, cry like Classic Schmosby and blush like Jason Segel cuddling a pillow. And cry again like Leonardo DiCaprio who hasn’t an OSCAR award.
Hazel, Just Hazel, a sixteen year-old girl with a lung cancer who exemplified the Maslow’s Hierarchy of Needs, carrying an oxygen tank, a grenade might explode anytime and she’s a better character narrator than Bella Swan met an ill wheelchair guy named Gus that looks like Professor X after being shot in X-Men: The First Class who grants her wish to meet the “shitty person but a good writer” of her favorite book.
Expect highly educational, nerdiness, wheelchairs, Amsterdam, oxygen tanks and bunch of “Okays” and flirting.
Starring, Oxygen Tank Girl, Wheelchair Guy, Shitty Person But A Good Writer, Assistant Shitty Person But A Good Writer, The Naked Brother, Amy Jellicoe and Sam Merlotte.
The Fault In Our Stars. In theaters, June 5th.
