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TFIOS movie

So this Friday,aka June 13th 2014 was the Romanian premiere of 'The Fault in Our Stars' movie,which,as you probably know by now,was my most anticipated movie of the year and also the adaptation of my favourite book.
THe movie was completely stunning,and I actually have a video review now up on my Youtube channel : 


 I suppose I actually covered quite well my ideas in the video (which is pretty much a first),and I have made my love for the book previously known,and pretty much the same goes for the incredible soundtrack.
This being said,make sure to check this movie out if you ever have the chance to. 

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