If I Stay

I shed a few tears on this one.The mix of music, the theme, and the fictional aspect of it has with it a touch of realism too.

I'm truly grateful for everything and everyone I have.. it's scary how in a split of a second, everything can get taken away from you..

I learnt about this movie in school in English class that was all about movies. Two girls made their analysis on this film.

I have a younger brother, and watching this made me feel the weight of her losses, and I LOST IT. The narration gave great back story and let you take on the perspective of the main character and empathize with her pain.

If I had to describe this movie in one word, it would be the word "Breathtaking". The movie itself was nothing spectacular compared to any Nicolas Sparks-like movie.

It didn't leave the same emotional state as the book did to me, and definitely not as sad at all. While the book clearly noted the novel is about death and what happened to the one who is in Glasgow coma state.

The film had potential, to the point where it became clear that everything was drowned in routine and cliché. A good old repeat awaited me at every next turn.

If I Stay is a wonderful movie about a 17-year-old girl that gets into a car wreck with her family. The main character is then in a ghost type phase trying to decide if she wants to stay or not.

I like the bit at the start where the lion roared.