The Fault In Our Stars Video Clips

Okay, let’s talk about The Fault in Our Stars movie clips. We've all seen them. Probably cried a little (or a lot). But, like, are they all *really* that good?

The Airport Scene: Overrated Tears?

Everyone remembers Hazel Grace and Gus at the airport. The music swells. The emotions are high. Cue the waterworks, right?

Honestly? I think it's a tad melodramatic. Maybe it's just me. Airports are stressful! Not romantic. Give me a delayed flight over a dramatic farewell any day.

I also question the timing of this clip in social media. It's usually accompanied by a very sad song in the background, and I think it's low-key manipulating us to cry.

The "Okay? Okay." Exchange: Iconic or Just Catchy?

This one is practically a meme. Gus says "Okay?" Hazel Grace replies "Okay." It's their thing. It's... cute?

But let's be real. It's a little repetitive when you see it out of context all the time. It's like that one friend who always says the same catchphrase. Gets old, fast.

I feel like there were more meaningful lines in the book. I don't understand why people like to post this video clip everywhere.

The Anne Frank House Kiss: Controversial or Romantic?

This is where things get interesting. Kissing in the Anne Frank House. Some people find it romantic. Others find it disrespectful.

I'm leaning towards the latter.

"Historical significance"

Plus, imagine all the tourists watching. Talk about awkward! It feels like they did that for the movie only to generate more topics to be talked about. I still think the scene is so unnecessary.

The "Fear Sets Fire to the World" Speech: Actually Profound

Okay, I'll admit it. This one gets me. Gus's monologue about fear and how it consumes us? Powerful stuff.

Ansel Elgort really sells it. It's one of the few clips that captures the book's essence. The dialogues about fear of being forgotten are really heavy.

This scene, though, proves that The Fault in Our Stars isn't *just* about teen romance. It tackles bigger questions about life, death, and purpose. It is also one of my favorite clips.

The Funeral Speech: Too Perfect?

Hazel Grace's eulogy for Gus is beautiful. Heartbreaking. Perfectly crafted. Maybe *too* perfectly crafted?

It feels a little unrealistic. Teenagers aren't usually that eloquent, especially when grieving. I'd probably just sob incoherently.

It's a great scene, don't get me wrong. But it's a movie scene. I think reality would be more messy and less poetic.

Final Thoughts

Look, The Fault in Our Stars is a great book and movie. But sometimes the clips we see online are a bit overhyped.

Don't be afraid to have your own opinions. It's okay to not cry at *every* sad scene. It's okay to roll your eyes at the "Okay? Okay." thing.

Ultimately, it's about finding what resonates with you. And maybe, just maybe, admitting that some of those clips are a little…much.