KnotMissPriceless Why so much hype?

Konterr Brilliant and touching

Adeel Hail Unshakable, witty and deeply felt, the film will be paying emotional dividends for a long, long time.

Anoushka Slater While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

josephcarloaquino I was able to grab a copy of the movie 2 days after I read the Novel and I could say it's an 80% copy of the Novel. This was a good movie, I really enjoyed it.

Neil Welch Maddy, suffering from impairment to her immunity system, has lived in a hermetically sealed home for most of her life. When hot neighbour Olly moves next door, Maddy decides she would like to get out into the world. This, of course, carries risks, and Olly is not without issues of his own.Adapted from a novel I haven't read, this film has an interesting narrative, a couple of twists which are easily anticipated (which means I spotted them) and engaging leads in Amandla Stenberg as Maddy (an attractive mixed-race young woman with a surprisingly lush bosom and an extra "l" in her first name) and Nick Robinson. They have good chemistry and give decent performances.There is also some nice scenery in Hawaii.The title is dumb.This is an easygoing romantic drama. There's nothing special about it apart from the two leads, and it's the sort of thing you may have seen as a Hallmark movie of the week, but it's an adequate time-passer.

FandomFanatic21 Everything, Everything is a beautiful story based on the book of a girl with a sickness that keeps her from the outside, until she falls in love with the boy who moves in next door. The movie is tale of desire and hope. Everything, Everything makes you wonder, is there more to life for yourself than you think? What to you want to experience? What are your hope and wishes that you have let go of? How far would you go for love? Everything, Everything should be shared with everyone and never forgotten."Just because you can't experience everything doesn't mean you shouldn't experience anything."-Nicola Yoon, Author of Everything, Everything

LemonLadyR I am over 60, and don't usually like movies with usual plots (although this one had a good, if not original, twist) or 'teen movies'. But I loved this one, even though I knew going in that it was a young love story. And I loved it a little because I related to Maddie's life, a lot because it was done well, and very beautifully.I think there is something for everyone here, from good character development, acting, editing, and even the great house Maddie lived in (although more of a beautiful jail). Since so much of it took place indoors, the house had to be a character, for the movie to work. I want that house! The Hawaii 'dream' sequences were beautiful and emotional, everything I hoped they would be. Maddie's emotions were conveyed very well.I loved that there was no nudity. I loved that he loved her the most for being funny and smart, and then beautiful. I loved that people of color were cast mostly, at least it seemed, just because they got the part, although I understand some was done due to the book it was based on.