The Fault In Our Stars - A Fangirl’s Tale

Seeing The Fault In Our Stars last month had to be a highlight of this year, especially since I saw it before a ton of people. Yasssss, I felt so boss. Continue to read and you’ll understand why. Also be sure to look out for our review which will be posted closer to the release date.

The Fault In Our Stars is not a movie for the light-hearted, but for those with the heart of a warrior! Just look at all the people who read the books! True survivors, who experienced the pain of being in a fandom such as this one. But like so many other tfios-stans, I was lined up to watch this film, accepting the emotional scarring, even before I knew it was being made into a movie!

Rocking up to the cinema, I was already crying tears of joy.

And I continued to cry as the opening credits began, starting with Hazel’s voice-over.

It was everything I hoped it would be.

It made me go…

then I was…

and then I was…

I kid you not, that was me in the cinema. You can’t judge me, because I know for fact that you will be a sobbing mess the exact same way that I was!

And despite the bucketload of tears that were shed that night, (and the morning after) I loved it so much and couldn’t have wished for anything more.

The world is not a wish-granting factory but this movie made all my wishes come true.

I saw my strong, beautiful and amazing Hazel Grace.

I saw my loving one and only, Augustus Waters.

And everything was okay.

The Fault In Our Stars’ Extended Trailer Is Beautiful And I DARE You To Try And Tell Me Otherwise

HEY HEY HEY! The extended trailer for The Fault In Our Stars has been released!! I can’t even express how pumped I am for the film. It’s to be released in New Zealand on the 5th of June, so be sure to start booking seats early, because it’s going to be jam packed with Nerdfighters there to see John Green’s words come to life.

This is going to be the best! Like, look at that? Remember when I cried tears of joy reading this? Remember that I’m actually crying right now because it’s just beautiful? Yeah. Remember that!

Is it okay if I cry in advance for the film? I don’t even care, the trailer made me so happy and I feel like I’m on a train, approaching FEELS VILLAGE or something and I’m already hyperventilating, and crying and raging.

This can’t be helped.

Beware for more follow-ups on The Fault In Our Stars.

It’s going to be hella intense.

DFTBA!

Little Infinities Screening of The Fault In Our Stars in May - Entries Close Soon!

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Have you entered 20th Century Fox’s ‘Little Infinities Screening’ competition yet? If you haven’t, what are you waiting for? If you want to see The Fault In Our Stars sooner rather than later, and by soon we mean on the 11th of May (NZ Release is June 5th), go like the 20th Century Fox facebook page and ENTER THE COMP before it closes this Saturday.

Just fill out the form with your name, email, and social media usernames and post about it using the hashtag #littleinfinities (make sure your account’s public so the good folk from 20th Century Fox can see your posts!). If you’re one of the lucky fans picked at random, you’ll get two tickets to the screening on May 11 2014.

Hop to it nerdfighters! Okay? Okay.

Okay? Okay.

The Fault In Our Stars “It’s A Metaphor” Clip

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ACK!

We all remember this moment, yeah? When Hazel and Augustus get a’talking and Augustus pulls out a cigarette and you’re with Hazel as she goes all ‘dude, wtf’ on him. But then he tells her he doesn’t light it and that it’s a metaphor and it’s just all the adorbs. You’ve gotta admit, Woodley and Elgort have great chemistry.

I don’t see Beatrice and Caleb Prior AT ALL.

The Fault In Our Stars opens in New Zealand cinemas on June 5th, 2014. Who’s ready for it?

The Fault In Our Stars Trailer is here!

Here we are nerdfighters and readers of John Green’s international bestselling tearjerker The Fault In Our Stars. Can you really separate the two? 20th Century Fox has premiered the trailer for the adaptation of one of the most heartbreaking novels I’ve read, and from what we’ve seen it’s set to be as soul crushing as the book.

The YouTube description’s synopsis goes like this: Hazel (Shailene Woodley) and Gus (Ansel Elgort) are two extraordinary teenagers who share an acerbic wit, a disdain for the conventional, and a love that sweeps them — and us — on an unforgettable journey. Their relationship is all the more miraculous, given that they met and fell in love at a cancer support group. THE FAULT IN OUR STARS, based upon the number-one bestselling novel by John Green, explores the funny, thrilling and tragic business of being alive and in love.

My synopsis goes like this: asdfghgjhfdsfgfhfdsadfghds my emotions!

The movie comes out in June in the US, but what about New Zealand? I’ll keep my eyes peeled.