Powerful

It's not great by any means, but it's a pretty good movie that didn't leave me filled with regret for investing time in it.

This is a coming of age storyline that you've seen in one form or another for decades. It takes a truly unique voice to make yet another one worth watching.

It’s not bad or unwatchable but despite the amplitude of the spectacle, the end result is underwhelming.

In real life, an autopsy would be performed, to make sure it was not a murder-suicide. The nurse meant well, but would probably be fired for willingly permitting him to enter his wife's room unsupervised, and (if it had been murder-suicide as in an overdose) the nurse possibly arrested for negligence. Also, the film shows the depressing state of a nursing home, even one as perfect as in the film. The opening scene that shows patients lining up for their morning meds made me especially angry - people treated like prisoners, their only "crime" - growing old. I prefer the dying teen couple's outcome in The Fault in Our Stars, who (spoiler alert) chose to die at home, in their own room...

I have never, I repeat, NEVER cried like this in my life while watching this film. It is absolutely breaktaking. I felt true pain for Ali and Noah, love is such a powerful thing. Thank you so much for making this film, it is one to remember.

Don't waste one minute of your life on this!! Ryan Gosling is a crap actor, and a gooney dude anyway..

1. True love is when you off yourselves simultaneously.2. Richie Rich jilted lovers can only think of 3 options - 1. Murder, 2. Assault, 3. Termination.3. If you build it, she will come.4. Always deflower in a condemned, hazardous mold-infested abandoned mansion. It enhances the mood.5. Be sure to tattle the location of your impending deeds to a random friend just in case you have to practice coitus interruptus at 2 AM.6. Rich gals have their schedules so packed tight that they only have a little discretionary time late at night to catch up on their reading. They also possess a time traveling device so that they can squeeze in hours of extra time to go frolicking all day with a newly acquired boytoy.