Five Feet Apart

In case you haven’t noticed, I'm weird. I’m a weirdo. I don't fit in. And I don't want to fit in. Have you ever seen me without this stupid breathing tube and surgical gloves on? That's weird.

The first half isn’t too bad and is kind of interesting but it gets way too melodramatic and silly toward the end. By the time drama is generated by a character falling through the ice over a freezing lake I was throwing my hands up all “to hell with this” like.

Haley Lu Richardson makes this predictable teenage romance better than it should or even aspires to be.

Covid canon

Tried to think for a very long time to write something witty, but I guess this shitty ass movie is so uninspiring that it's impossible. Feet/100.

Great tear-jerker love story. Both leads delivered excellent performances.

Imagine TWILIGHT, but instead of vampirism it's cystic fibrosis which tragically (and cynically) keeps its teens apart, and you get this treacly and mawkish effort, made worse by its laughable attempts to take the disease aspects seriously (with everyone always just as sick as the plot requires in the moment). Richardson and Sprouse are likable leads, but this wrong-headed film is unsalvageable well before its cringingly melodramatic third act, with the tragedies piling on... and on... and on...

It's well done for what they were trying to accomplish, but just much too depressing for me. Bonus points since I saw it with my youngest daughter and she picked it.

Sağlık sorunları yaşayan 2 gencin romantik aşkı. Romantik komedi tarzında ilerleyen film, duygusallığa kalınca sıkıcı hale geliyor. Tek mekanda geçen film, 2 genç arasında çok uzun sahnelere yer verilmiş. Biz bu filmi daha önce farklı 1 şekilde izlemiştik. Ve her sene böyle filmleri izleyeceğiz. Filmin sonunda, ölenler olsa da, kurtulanımız da var. City Of Angels gibi. Tut şunun ucunu götür beni gittiğin yere.

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#20#, exp3, rw2, Haley.LR!

A sometimes corny but always depressing rom-com. Well done for what it is, even when you avoid wincing at the melodrama.

Everything is fine except ending! Lousy ending

It's too long and not the best ending, but otherwise pretty okay.

Perfect length/pace. Pulls off tropes just right (but gay/minority character dies). Will was definitely unlikeable at first and maybe shifted to apology too soon. Richardson acted her heart out as Stella and was very relatable. Worst hospital security ever. I felt in fear of them for most of the second half (until they're taken back to the hospital). CF sucks. Nurses (when they're competent) were heroes. Great fall into ice. Fav scene: the yoga room when Will confronts Stella about Abby.

Haley is good here. Too bad the script doesn't help at all, as well as the bland direction.

Think... "Me Before You", but no assisted suicide and BOTH love interests have the incurable condition. And y'know, for what it was, it's fine! Heavily tropey and melodramatic, but where in other films that's a debilitating criticism, here it's more of... a feature, I guess. Baldoni's direction is serviceable, the misses are almost all forgivable, and the movie-driving performances of Moises Arias, (especially) Haley Lu Richardson, and even Cole Sprouse in places, keep this ship above water.