Everything, Everything

Metro-Goldwyn-Mayer (MGM) | Release Date: May 19, 2017

5.3	USER SCORE Mixed or average reviews based on 53 Ratings

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EpicLadySpongeMay 19, 2017

Before you watch this film, please be aware that "Everything, Everything" may not have everything you are looking for. Okay, now that's out of the way. If you're into romance and are totally looking for a film to watch, this is for you.Before you watch this film, please be aware that "Everything, Everything" may not have everything you are looking for. Okay, now that's out of the way. If you're into romance and are totally looking for a film to watch, this is for you. Otherwise, wait or watch other movies released now.… Expand

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JyroJyroOct 2, 2017

Despite being inferior to the novel that it is based upon, there is a definite display of creative ingenuity within the screenplay at times (e.g. the recurring astronaut metaphor). Unfortunately, it is the cringe-worthy lack of chemistryDespite being inferior to the novel that it is based upon, there is a definite display of creative ingenuity within the screenplay at times (e.g. the recurring astronaut metaphor). Unfortunately, it is the cringe-worthy lack of chemistry between the two leads that is most frustrating, along with the total implausibility of the final 30 minutes.… Expand

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Compi24May 24, 2017

The teens and other YA fanatics may get one helluva kick out of the emotionally manipulative antics on display in "Everything, Everything," but for the more active moviegoers and other mature crowd members, things might come off as a bit oldThe teens and other YA fanatics may get one helluva kick out of the emotionally manipulative antics on display in "Everything, Everything," but for the more active moviegoers and other mature crowd members, things might come off as a bit old hat. But, if I'm being honest, even though the film closely resembles whatever the lovechild would be between "The Fault In Our Stars" and "The Space Between Us," it at least has enough of an earnest drive to it to get me through its 96-minute running time. The likable leads and occasionally creative stylistic twist also help in rendering this mostly by-the-numbers romantic drama into the ranks of competency, even with the slightly clumsy third act in mind. Definitely not my cup of tea, but not an ultimately regrettable watch either.… Expand