Everything, Everything

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Fat L @Bonnie123 Aug 2 As someone with low immunity, this was hard to watch. Even her nurse and her nurse's daughter would have made her sick. I mean all they have to do is breathe, nothing to do with touching. I guess it's like an actor watching a movie, all they see if the acting. All I see is the many germs that would be getting in. lol I don't really leave my house all winter. If you sneeze and have a cold, even 50 feet away, I get the cold. Germs travel in an enclosed room. But it was a nice idea. I didn't realize it was a book until I saw another review. You kind of have to let go of reality and just go with it. The acting was fine. They are all great actors. The storyline was the less plausibe part. See more Ben B @RT23915009 Jun 4 This movie is genuinely lowkey highkey, so ahhh save your time, nothing happens, they just get back together at the end. I am on OLLY's dad's side I would also do the same if that were my kid go watch the backrooms instead and go eat arbys too See more Steven O @RT65440981 Jun 4 Probably the worst movie I have ever watched of all time, the plot moved way too fast, and it left out a lot of key details from the book. The story failed to develop the characters like Carla and just threw them away. That one scene in Hawaii made me want to claw my eyes out and go to eat at Arby's afterward. See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom Apr 21 Everything, Everything (2017) isn’t as mediocre as it might initially seem, but it also doesn’t fully rise above the standard teen romance formula. The film has a soft, emotional tone that makes it easy to watch, and the central idea of a girl confined by illness gives the story a unique starting point. The chemistry between the leads is decent, and there are a few genuinely sweet moments that help the romance feel believable at times. Visually, the film is polished and often uses creative touches to reflect the protagonist’s imagination, which adds some charm. However, the story is fairly predictable, and it tends to lean into familiar YA tropes without taking many risks. Some plot developments feel rushed or overly convenient, which weakens the emotional impact. Overall, it’s an okay romantic drama with some nice moments, but nothing particularly memorable. I’d rate it a 5/10. See more Ernesto C Apr 4 Almost like the book and very good See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Feb 18 "Everything, Everything" is a heartfelt romantic drama about a young girl, Amanda Sandberg, confined to her home due to a severe immune disorder, and her growing romance with Nick Robinson, the boy next door. The story explores love, risk, and independence, delivering sweet moments and emotional tension. Anika Noni Rose shines as the mother, capturing both protectiveness and frustration, while Sandberg balances vulnerability and strength. Robinson is charming, though slightly inconsistent, yet his chemistry with Sandberg sells the romance. The screenplay is mostly solid but predictable, with minor pacing issues. Visually bright and well-scored, the film effectively contrasts confinement with glimpses of freedom. It’s not perfect, but "Everything, Everything" succeeds as an engaging, tender love story with emotional resonance that keeps viewers invested. See more Read all reviews

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