All My Life

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I definitely would be recommending this movie to people I know that love this type of movies! I loved it! I didn't know this movie was based on a true life story! That surprised 😯 me! If you like a nice, romantic, great movie and it's based on a true couple, then this movie is for you!

Such a feel good movie in the beginning. Definitely would say Jessica gives it her all in her break downs. Would rate this movie 10/10 and don't regret seeing it in theatres was balling my eyes out

Or 1 outta 10 times youll get to see a romcom, a word i definately hate to use, that really shines a ight on you and embraces you with such warm and tingling sensations that makes your armpits swell and your musculus erector pili go on high alert, even like me the grumpy old man that passed the middle ages a long time ago. its darn sweet on actors acting actual lives, the dynamics in the relationship are perfect and not dippetidipp false highflying mainstream comedy. if you once have fallen in love with a BANG, like i did when my better half took a chance on me, then youll see what im talking about. its romantic like a shakespear in love, but also sad like romeo and julliette. so wanna cry, smile and laugh with the grumpy old pullover writing this review then its a recommend.

Every year I wade through a wide variety of the new releases and I love finding gems among the lesser known ones. These movies can be done well but this is an example of Hallmark discards. A desperate attempt to fill cinemas with anything. This film is definitely in the worst 10 of the year. I dread to think what others have seen to consider this any good.

I love corny predictable romance movies, but this is just so boring and plain. I never really felt their connection and the storyline moved so fast. You could watch any other rom com and get the same enjoyment if not more.

All My Life is a new romantic drama directed by Marc Meyers, the director of My Friends Dahmer and Human Capital. In the movie, the couple of Jenn (Jessica Roth) and Sol (Harry Shum Jr.) are just engaged. When Sol is diagnosed with liver cancer, the couple's happiness seems to change dramatically. With the help of family and friends, they start a crowdfunding campaign to get the couple married within two weeks. This film is based on a true story, but despite the reality it sometimes comes across as a fictional story. Despite Sol's cancer, the couple tries to put everything nicely and the cancer is used more as an excuse for things that are no longer possible for the two, or to do things from a bucket list. For example, the film gradually loses its drama aspect and seems to focus mainly on the romantic aspect. Thus, the film comes across as a standard romantic film. For a better romantic drama, stick with movies like The Fault in Our Stars. The acting is done well by the two protagonists. They come across as lovers, who continue to support each other through all the ups and downs. Jessica Roth comes out a little better, because her character gets more background and she shows more how hard she has it with a deathly ill man. Harry Shum Jr. Due to a lack of background information, his sick character sometimes seems to be used more as an excuse or reason, to convey the story faster or slower.

Another movie seen this weekend at the cinemas & more tears were shed. I hadn't heard of the real life story or even much about this before going but it got me sucked in quickly with the charm of the main characters but that quickly turns to a heartbreaking illness & the struggles of facing that on your relationship, friendships & yourself. The actors deliver powerful performances & the wedding is beautiful & the water fountain was so lovely but as the story is real, there is no happy ending in this one. Expect to cry & have your heart hurt. The 'honeymoon' ending is beautiful. A film I really recommend

No chemistry between actors. His acting was also very uncomphy to watch. Didn't feel the movie at all. The storyline is beautifull but worked out so bad. I am the biggest fan of romantic movies but this one was so hard to finish.

Initial Thoughts: It's difficult for me to say that this film wasn't good. Though the chemistry between the lead actors, Jessica Rothe and Harry Shum Jr., was almost perfect. I feel that a lot of context, and true heartfelt emotional understanding is lost, by the way this film was put together. "All My Life" was beautifully shot, and the camera angles made everything feel natural to tell the story. But while the cinematography was well done. It was not done well enough to tell the story emotionally. The story fails to garner any real traction by floating along the surface of the relationship of the characters. What do I mean by that? In the very quick and dirty, hour and a half that this film is, we're bounced way to quickly through the relationship aspect, instead of being shown what hardships and turmoils the couple actually experienced, to bring the true love story to light. It's great that they had such awesome family and friends to surround and support them during this difficult time, but too many bits and pieces were left out to make the story complete, and emotionally fulfilling. Overall: As a "critic" I wouldn't say to your movie buff "this is worth your time". BUT if you're just a casual movie goer. Who doesn't care what someone who nitpicks a movie thinks and you enjoy a romantic style movie, then I would say go for it. Again, for me this film wasn't emotionally fulfilling, but maybe it will be for you. Enjoy the show!