"USA Today": The script of "The Wrong in the Stars" is well written, the performance is also very good, acrimonious and interesting and full of wise observations. Fans of the novel will be pleased with the film’s faithful adaptation of the original.
"The Dissolve": "The Fault in the Fortune" is more like a soft watercolor than a sharp-edged feature film, very warm. This is possible thanks to Boone's uncompromising guidance.
"ReelViews": The performance is top-notch, the role modeling is very three-dimensional, the dialogue is sharp but there is no lack of humor.
"Hollywood Report": The most powerful advantage of the film comes from Green's original novel, which makes this film not reduced to a stereotyped cancer drama, but portrays two vibrant and trustworthy young characters.
"Wall Street Journal": The most commendable part of this youth film is that it shows a serious and painful theme, but the role does not give people a sense of depression. The heroine's humor is especially warm.
