A thought provoking and emotional movie following a complicated relationship. The ending leaves some hope for the future. However it also shows growth experiences and healing as well. Thank you for the opportunity to view the movie.

First off, LILI REINHART killed that part. I read the book "Chemical Hearts," and thought that Grace Town was a hugely unlikeable person who merely was using Henry. Reinhart brought a genuine authenticity to the part in her heart-aching vulnerability in which the audience actually could feel sympathy for Grace and understand her actions instead of casting her off as merely a boy-obsessed crazy. I appreciated the closure at the end and the different approach taken on the brain chemicals that focused on getting over a break up vs. an ugly and incorrect statement that love is infinitely temporary

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I liked the movie. It had good character development and the actors did a good job keeping my attention. The story flow was smooth, interesting and not overdone.