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Sam Claflin and Emilia Clarke in Me Before You (). Directed by Shirel Peleg. With Moran Rosenblatt, Luise Wolfram, Rivka Michaeli, Juliane Köhler. A subversive love story between clashing cultures and families. Jul 29, - Pictures & Photos from Me Before You () - IMDb. Me Before You. IMDb 7,41 Std. 50 MinX-Ray13+. A girl in a small town (Emilia Clarke) forms an unlikely bond with a recently-paralyzed man (Sam Claflin). IMDb 7,41 Std. 50 MinX-RayHDR13+. Based on the international best-selling novel by JoJo Moyes, Me Before You is a romance about a young woman. Ein ganzes halbes Jahr (Originaltitel: Me Before You) ist ein US-amerikanischer Liebesfilm aus dem Jahr , welcher auf dem gleichnamigen Roman von. See Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin freak out over their 'Me Before You' book cover. Enchanted () - IMDb. Mehr dazu. Enchanted () - IMDb. Find this Pin.
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Emotionally manipulative books that feel as if the author set out with an agenda to tug at my heart strings - that would be up there with the worst.
I guess I subconsciously rebel when I can see what the author's trying to do to my feelings. I avoid a lot of adult chick lit for this reason - because experience has shown that most of these books are like Lifetime movies: melodramatic and cheesily message-driven.
But somehow - despite my reluctance to try this book because it seemed it would fall into all the aforementioned boxes - I ended up caving under the pressure and grabbing this book from my local library.
I didn't expect much. I was just going to try a little bit and see how it went, feeling confident that it would be crappy and I would be right.
But hell, I got schooled. I just I can't even pretend anymore, screw the book snobbery, I thought Me Before You was wonderful. I laughed.
I cried. I shipped like crazy. I stayed up most of the night. Being proven wrong may never have felt so good. I got the giggles about halfway through chapter one and struggled to get rid of them.
Humour books are always a difficult sell because I guess it always depends on what you find funny She's one of those charming but unfortunate individuals that finds herself in numerous awkward situations but somehow gets through them and just warms your heart with her delightful lack of propriety.
If you're considering this book but think you're a shameless unromantic like me, DO NOT read any quotes from it. People keep pulling up these quotes about the meaning of life and carpe diem and it makes the whole thing seem much cheesier than it is.
I thought there was a pleasant lack of cheese, hehe. It's also nowhere near as romantic as everything tries to make you think: the cover the UK one is even worse , the blurb, the title There is a touch of finding love in unexpected places and against the odds, but the main focus of this book is about life and the importance of choices.
If you haven't already been told, the story is about Lou who needs a job and Will who needs a carer after an accident left him paralysed.
Completely unable to move anything below his mid torso, Will longs for death and wants to go to Switzerland to put an end to his misery.
Horrified by this discovery, Lou sets out to improve his life and give him a reason to live and look forward to each day.
The relationship between them is told in such a wonderful way and develops through several stages, each filled with hilarity. I think people's reactions, emotions and decisions felt completely realistic in Me Before You , even if I didn't always like them.
The whole book was filled with the funny, ridiculous situations that we expect to find in comic fiction, but balanced out with a hard dose of reality.
It makes you think about things you didn't think about before without seeming like the author wanted to make you think about them.
Things like just how depressing the lack of wheelchair access is in most venues. But there's a great balance between the funny and the serious, so the latter never becomes too much.
This book made me feel all the emotions without seeming to try too hard. Love was found in a very unexpected place and I definitely want to check out the author's other work.
I'm sitting here with tears running down my face having just finished this book. I know I should probably let my emotions settle before reviewing but I want to get all the feelings down Firstly I want to say that the cover does not do this book justice.
It gives the impression of a bland and fluffy read when in reality this is a heartbreaking story, with subject matter that may be difficult for a lot of readers.
The characters begin as likeable, yet maddeningly realistic in all their egocentri I'm sitting here with tears running down my face having just finished this book.
The characters begin as likeable, yet maddeningly realistic in all their egocentricities and self-absorptions.
As their fears and insights are exposed, they develop in strength and purpose to reveal rich individuals who are all irrevocably changed through the events which unfold.
I enjoyed the first person POV, and the odd change in character thrown in stirred the narrative nicely for me. I would have liked to have had at least a chapter from Will's perspective, but can understand how challenging that may have been for the author.
I was really glad to have read Will's letter though! I commend the author for producing a book which I found extremely readable; the language was straight forward, no purple prose or a whole bunch of medical jargon.
The plot is relatively simple yet not uncomplicated for all that it raises some controversial or ethical questions.
How can you read this and not ask yourself what you might do in similar circumstances, how you would feel if it was your friend?
Could you be what they needed, and the moral impact of that. The writing is smooth and effortless and yet the result is a story which is invested with so much emotion.
I'm left feeling so mad, sad and even, oddly, happily resigned about the ending. I can't remember when I last finished a story that had tied me up in so many emotional knots and still left me completely satisfied with having read it.
I'll be chasing down more of Ms Moyes' works. Being a male reader on a booksite you kind of expect to be outnumbered when it comes to the sexes.
But that doesn't keep alarm bells from blaring like a convoy of reversing trucks when practically every reviewer of a book is of the female gender.
And when the author in addition is touted as the winner of multiple romance novel awards your primal male instinct is to run like your being chased by some primordial predator.
So it was really against my instinct and better judgement that I began readin Being a male reader on a booksite you kind of expect to be outnumbered when it comes to the sexes.
So it was really against my instinct and better judgement that I began reading this book. But this is NOT a romance novel.
In fact it is a brilliant comment on the issue of euthanasia which claims it's brilliance by reading like a romance novel and not a political comment.
Thoroughly engaging and thought provoking, this is the best book I've read so far this year and I so did not see it coming.
View all 91 comments. Did anyone else notice that the ultimate message of this book is that a disabled life is not worth living, even despite a caring family, endless wealth, the best medical care, and by the end of the book a devoted, loving romantic partner?
For a while I was enjoying the story, but by the end I was deeply distressed about the moral and ethical implications of the book's ending.
The book juxtaposes an adventurous, athletic, and sexually active lifestyle with life in a wheelchair - and decides tha Did anyone else notice that the ultimate message of this book is that a disabled life is not worth living, even despite a caring family, endless wealth, the best medical care, and by the end of the book a devoted, loving romantic partner?
The book juxtaposes an adventurous, athletic, and sexually active lifestyle with life in a wheelchair - and decides that life in a wheelchair is not worth living.
For those of us with close friends or loved ones with similar disabilities, this is a disturbing and morally callous ending. This was one of the best books I have ever read.
So good that it makes me want to lower the ratings of all of the other books I have read just so that this and maybe Clockwork Princess is the only book with a 5-star rating.
I can't properly describe right now how exactly this book moved me and made me analyze my own thoughts, as I am still currently crying, but just know that it did.
Absolutely wonderful. View all 31 comments. This book showed love and it's beautiful nature but also the harsh reality of life.
Totally sobbed at the end Very well done, heartbreakingly so. View all 34 comments. This review has been hidden because it contains spoilers.
To view it, click here. But, that's not the case here. There were absolutely no redeeming qualities in this book for me. In fact, there were a total of two points and by points I mean singular lines in this book where I genuinely liked what was said.
The first was when Treena said, "Oh, for Christ's sake, Lou. For once in your life, just get a grip" Page and the second was when Louisa said, "It's not my decision, Mum.
It's Will's," Page Apart from those two lines, everything else about this book made want to tear my hair out. First, let's talk about the writing.
Before I started reading, I was under the impression that this book had "beautiful" prose, because that's what I'd heard from countless people.
What I would consider "beautiful" writing i. The Night Circus, Ava Lavender, Ari and Dante is the type of writing that resonates with and is breathlessly easy to follow.
But what I got in this book were gems like: "I could have looked at his face all night. The way his eyes wrinkled at the corners.
That place where his neck met his shoulder. Also add in a few "I let out a breath I didn't know I was holding"s and you can basically sum up the writing in this book.
Point being, I was bored, it elicited no emotion from me, and I had to drag myself through each chapter. The characters? They were all insufferable.
Will is a moody, brooding, bitter ass who stays a moody, brooding, bitter ass until the very end. Of course he's also rich, handsome, stubborn, and loves literature and all aspects of "high culture" society.
The perfect recipe for your stereotypical heartthrob. Now let's address the unbearable plot. This whole book is based around the ridiculous premise that Louisa is trying to find a way to "save" Will by giving him a reason to live.
It's essentially pages of Louisa, an able bodied person, who decides that SHE knows when a disabled person is ready to die.
Only to "learn" that she doesn't have the right to make that decision and he's just gonna die anyway. So you're left reading a book that can only have one possible ending.
If this was supposed to be a story about Louisa learning that she was wrong… shouldn't the reader learn with her? Because you don't. You know from the very beginning exactly how the book is going to end.
Talk about predictability. Also I will just briefly mention that while I do think that making a commentary on physician assisted suicide is important and it's a topic that deserves discussion, I don't think that this was the best or most productive way to go about it.
Overall I think it did more harm than good to use it as a plot device in a book that's marketed as a romance novel. Were you waiting for my thoughts on the ableism?
Here you go. First off, as an able bodied person, I know my place and I'm not going to try to speak on behalf of anyone or pretend to know more about the issue than I do.
The whole message of this book is that no matter what lengths someone goes for you, how much love, wealth, or support you have, living a disabled life is so unbearable that the only thing to do is to kill yourself.
Do with that what you will, but nothing about that message is right or okay in my eyes. But again, I am speaking only from my perspective.
Honestly the only thing about this book that made me cry was how painful it was to keep reading. But I just couldn't do it because I wanted to be able to talk about it in its entirety.
So there you have it. All of my thoughts on this wildly popular, well loved book. So much for going to see the movie. View all 44 comments.
There goes my heart. Hold on. I need a few seconds to make sense of what happened. I was warned it would come as a shock, and even the author gently glided our thoughts toward that idea, but I still felt that PANG in my chest when reading the ending.
Louisa is a simple girl. She works. She cares for her family. She does what she has to do. He has a great job, a great girlfriend and the means to go wherever he wants and do whatever he desires.
That is, before the accident happens. When Louisa and Will meet, there is no love at first sight. She is his new caregiver.
But the more they spend time together, the more Louisa discovers the wonders that life has to offer. I read Me Before You , expecting to discover the most poignant love story on earth.
But I found something else instead. She never left the country and stays away from anything remotely dangerous. Will is determined to open her eyes to the unknown.
With him by her side, she gains confidence, determination, learns not to let anyone dictate her actions and finally realizes what is best for her.
He is her sun and she is his. The themes of acceptance, family, friendship and life are even more present than the love one.
Louisa is a charming woman with a sense of humor and fantastic imagination. Reading the book through her perspective was utterly delightful.
It will not affect your enjoyment of this book. You know why? Me Before You will win you over, whether you want it to or not. View all 56 comments.
View all 7 comments. I kept seeing people say " Now this is a book ", and figured it was a lot of hype. NO , NO it wasn't just a lot of hype. If you follow me on goodreads than you know all this month I've only well mainly only been reading books suggested to me from.
If you follow me on goodreads than you know all this month I've only well mainly only been reading books suggested to me from friends on here.
Me Before You was suggested to me at least ten times. Lou is just average. She is barely floating through life. Long time job, rocking a steady boyfriend, and just above average taste in clothes.
Will Taynor was a successful business man. Constantly traveling, being active, and enjoying his above average life.
This all changes when Lou is laid off work and Will is in a major accident leaving him a quadriplegic. After these events happen you'll more than likely be thinking the same thing I thought, " wow I know exactly where this cliche story is going to go ", and just like me you'll more than likely be wrong.
Lou is struggling with what and who she wants to be. At 26 she really has no aim in life. She finds herself at a job center which offers her the chance to be a sort of caregiver to Will.
Will is the definition of a broken human. After two years of having no control over his life he has just given up hope.
After a shocking plot twist Lou makes it her goal to make Will happy and is determined to have him wanting to live life again. As they set out to travel and make the most of time their feelings for each other change and turn into something way beyond friendship.
You make me happy, even when you're awful. I would rather be with you- even the you that you seem to think is diminished- than with anyone else in the world.
I was worried when I got over pages in and the book was still at that same pace. Once getting closer to the end I saw why it was that way.
This story builds to something so amazing. I wish I could come up with a better, more lyrical word than "amazing", but I don't think they've invented a word yet to describe the end of this story.
The end of this book had me on the floor balling my eyes out. Not kidding View all 39 comments. Just finished my re-read and all I have to say is everyone should read this book Still cried like a baby, but I love it!
Before you start this book You will cry happy tears and sad tears. You will smile, laugh, be devastated, ugly cry, and if your like me- you will love the journey this book took you on.
This is a story of two people who meet each other by chance, and change each others lives forever. He used to be successful. He used to be a lot of things.
Two years ago, everything changed for him. Now, he is stuck in a wheel chair. He is a quadriplegic with no real hope at recovery. He feels trapped.
He just wants a way out. Lou just lost her job as a waitress and is looking for work. She lives at home with her parents, grandpa, sister, and nephew, and they count on her.
After a few failed attempts at random jobs, she gets placed as a carer. She thinks Lou is right for the job. She gets hired to help Will out and be his companion for six months.
The first few weeks of Lou working for Will, it is difficult. But eventually, they click. Lou is starting to really like Will, and is pretty happy with her job.
Until she overhears a conversation. She finds out that view spoiler [Will has a plan. He gave his parents 6 months, then he is going to go to Switzerland to kill himself essentially.
Lou is not happy with this information. She wants to quit, but instead, decides to do something about it Lou tries all kinds of activities to cheer Will up and make him come to life.
Some are successful, some are not. I loved this. Lou put her heart and soul into helping Will. She planned all kinds of trips and things for them to do.
The horse racing had me laughing, I loved all her ideas and enthusiasm. It seemed like it was starting to help. She even got Will to go to a concert.
Just for a few minutes more. Seeing Will happy, and Will and Lou dance- it was one of my favorite parts. Truly, I think this is the moment she really started falling in love with Will.
Will cares for Lou. He is always encouraging her to step out of her comfort zone, to live. As there six months was coming to an end, Will got sick. A bad case of pneumonia put their last big adventure off.
But Lou came up with a new plan. She and Will and his other care giver went to the ocean. There, she decided to tell Will her true feelings for him.
But is it enough I can't be the man I want to be with you. And that means that this - this just becomes It made me think, it made me question things, it made me feel.
There were points towards the end where I was like But in the end, it was his choice. My heart broke for Lou. This is one of those books that will stay with me.
One of the most emotional stories I have ever read, but it was also one of the most beautiful. Would reccommend this one to everyone!!!
Pages stained with tears. Used tissues. And my bruised, bleeding heart lying on the floor. I don't know how long I'll survive with a huge hole in my chest.
I finished it a few hours ago but I'm still crying. It feels like I've shed an ocean of tears, fa Pages stained with tears.
It feels like I've shed an ocean of tears, fat, ugly droplets of liquid pain, but there are always more. My hands are shaking while I type, my jaw is trembling and God, words don't seem enough to describe what I feel.
Lou learns from the bride's godmother that she considers Will to be Alicia's "one that got away". During a luxurious trip to the island of Mauritius together, Will is undertaken by another bout with pneumonia.
Helped by Nathan, Will informs Lou that he still intends to follow through with his assisted suicide. He wants her to live a full life instead of "half a life" with him.
He says their time together has been special, but he cannot bear to live in a wheelchair. He asks her to accompany him to Switzerland to be with him through his last moments.
Heartbroken, she informs Will's parents upon arrival in London that she is quitting immediately and travels back to her home by bus. She does not speak to Will for the days that follow.
However, at home, Lou's father convinces her to go to Will. She discovers that he has already left for Switzerland, so she decides to go to Switzerland herself to be with Will in his final moments.
In it, he encourages her to seek out a specific perfume shop. He has left her enough money to follow her dreams and ends off the letter with "Keep Pushing" and "Just live.
On 2 April , it was announced Thea Sharrock would direct the film. Principal photography began in April , and ended on 26 June In July , it was announced that the film would be released on 21 August The site's critical consensus reads, " Me Before You benefits from Emilia Clarke and Sam Claflin's alluring chemistry, although it isn't enough to compensate for its clumsy treatment of a sensitive subject.
The film sparked criticism from many people in the disability rights movement due to what they perceive as an underlying message that people with disabilities are a burden on their families and careers, and claim the film promotes the view that people are better off dead than disabled.
The film was also protested in Australia. In response to the backlash, author Jojo Moyes explained that the story was inspired by situations in her own family where relatives required hour care, as well as a real-life news story about a quadriplegic man who convinced his parents to take him to a centre for assisted suicide.
Moyes elaborated on her portrayal of Traynor's decision to seek assisted suicide at Dignitas , saying: "The fact is, in the film as in the book, nobody else agrees with what he decides to do.
This is not by any means sending out a message. It's just about one character — it's nothing more than that. From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia.
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The next day, Will orders Lou to watch a foreign film with subtitles with him, Rosamunde Pilcher Eine Liebe Im Herbst she has to accept it. Michael Guyett painter. He wants her to live a full life instead of "half a life" with him. I didn't expect much. Charlie Lynam assistant set decorator. One argument frequently brought up is that this is the story of just one man. Stephen Delahunt rigger. Why does he have to let his disability define him? If you haven't already been told, the story is about Lou who needs a job and Will who needs a carer after an accident left him paralysed. Bilder, Inhalt, Synopsis, Beschrieb, Trailer zum Film Me Before You. /db_data/movies/mebeforeyou/scen/l/Picture2-f4a min. IMDB-Rating: / Avant toi () - Photo Gallery - IMDb Sam Claflin, Promis, Filme · Sam ClaflinPromisFilmeFilme. Me Before You () - IMDb. Me Before You () on IMDb. Rose Foldager. Me Before You by JoJo Moyes Sprüche Zitate, Musik, Einfach, Sam Claflin, Me Before You () on IMDb: Movies, TV, Celebs, and more. Liam Shalev Aviv Pinkas Verleiher Warner Bros. Written by Christine Guenther. You must be a Club Der Roten Bänder Spanisch user to use the IMDb rating plugin. Official Sites. 
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