Hope Springs Eternal

Hope has accepted that her cancer is terminal, and enjoys special attention from the most popular girls in high school because of her diagnosis. And her teachers excuse her from tests and assignments. When Hope's mother wants to intervene in her school life, the guidance counselor explains to Hope's mother that high school is hard for everyone, not just Hope.

When her cancer goes into remission and she is no longer considered terminal, Hope is uncertain how her friends and teachers will react and hides the truth. She faces her fears and learns that some things are more important than being popular.

This movie has some funny moments and some serious and touching moments with her friend Sarah, who also has cancer. All in all, a good movie that you'll want to see again.

Terrible acting. Terrible plot. Don't waste your time. Can't believe Netflix would even want this.

The acting was so so & a really pedestrian storyline besides, I don't think so. Another propaganda for the billion $ healthcare machine. Chemo is the biggest lie ever devised. It does NOTHING to cure cancer in fact it makes you too weak to fight it!! Natural, organic supplements are the only way to shrink the tumors. Family members have bought into the lie that chemo works & paid the ultimate price while I know people that didn't fall into that trap that are still alive today. Don't believe the lies!!

This movie is terrible; Like actually the worst! Imagine if an eleven year old tried to rewrite The Fault in our stars? The acting: terrible, Writing; Pitiful- Definitely would not recommend.

The movie may have worked if the audience could have sympathised with the protagonist- Hope (Yes, This joke was used consistently throughout the movie). However the poor acting overall led to me low-key wishing our dear friend Hope was run over with a truck. Multiple times.

The only time I smiled was when the Australian boyfriend was introduced because his accent was so utterly terrible, My natural instinct was to run away and live a new life as a llama farmer in nepal or smile in blissful unawareness- I chose the latter.

Like they took all bad ideas that never made it into big blockbusters,of similar content & called it a movie. Did start out ok before her diagnosis change,than it became actually a terminal mess. Any event in life changes you,but how the film approached it was horrible.. Shallow & so forth. The main character wasn't all that likeable,don't feel a different actress could of helped the script. Have seen the lead(Mia)in other things,where she was good. I was hoping for more of a saving grace type ending,but instead was rather bland. Than besides the cancer tribute,most decent part.. Unfortunately came the closing song,which felt went on.. Forever! If you are bored,check it out.