the fault in our stars movie vs book similarities

Titanic: They fall in love and have sex on the back of a car, stored in the ship, on a very cold night. TFiOS: They fall in love and have sex on a trip to the Netherlands. Can you believe how similar these stories turned out to be? Immediate attraction, boy pursues girl but there are some walls between them that must be brought down. Boy acts wiser than girl and this intrigues her. Titanic, with her controlling mother and rich fiancé who she doesn’t love but has decided to marry because it’s the right thing to do for her future according to society’s rules. Titanic: Sad, depressed privileged girl embarks into an unknown journey on the S.S. TFiOS: Sad, depressed girl, suffering from cancer (her lungs “ suck at being lungs“), embarks into an unknown journey as she joins a support group for teens living with cancer, not because she wants to but because her mother makes her. (If you still haven’t read the TFiOS book, know that unlike my review, this comparison will have spoilers, as I can’t see how I can make a comparison without them.) So for the sake of this comparison, I’ll only compare both stories. But which is sadder?įor starters, you can’t compare both movies YET, as the TFiOS movie hasn’t hit theaters yet. They only give you the idea of tearjerker movies. They are obviously made by fans of both stories. So in case he or she didn’t or if anyone else is now wondering about that, this post is for you. I don’t know if he or she found the answer to his or her question.

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The fault in our stars movie vs book similarities