Frankly speaking, I don't have an appetite for love stories but reviewing art critically makes it somewhat bearable. It may well be treated a caution for the fanatics of romance. But if you intend to ignore the repercussions following, you may be my wonderful guests for the post.

The movie has actually won several awards but it is ironically only due to the fact that it is more practical than "A Walk To Remember". Shailene Woodley may look cute as always but has actually grown as an actor since her last flick "Spectacular Now". The movie lacks in the content but manages to engage you till the end quite intelligently. It is actually the acting, direction, and music that works for the movie. The target audience (viewers) is well served for the stupidity. The "Awww" or the "Epic" class may want to abstain from speaking negative about the movie but for the person with average intellect like me wouldn't.

I actually intend to make matters worse for you by rephrasing the title to "The Fault in Our Content" and surely I would be advised soon that "It is the one movie review that I should have never wrote". Like