All My Life opens up with the idea that we only have so much time. Jenn states, "The average person lives 27,375 days. That's all we get." As the film progresses, it becomes clear that this movie is more about not taking anything for granted because any day it could all be taken away. I won't give anything away, but I will say it was an emotional movie, and I'm glad I watched it. It's always hard reviewing a film like this because how can you judge something that happened in real life? I'm not really familiar with any of the actors in this film. The only ones I recognized were Chrissie Fit from the Pitch Perfect films and Keala Settle from the greatest showman, and they both had very small parts. However, I don't feel like this took away from the film. I thought the two leads had great chemistry and really sold that the two were in love.
Overall, I really liked All My Life. It is not perfect. It's a bit cheesy and sappy at times, and it's never the most effective tearjerker. However, I think it is good we all sometimes reflect on the fact that we need to be grateful for every day because you never know when that will be taken away.
Overall, I really liked All My Life. It is not perfect. It's a bit cheesy and sappy at times, and it's never the most effective tearjerker. However, I think it is good we all sometimes reflect on the fact that we need to be grateful for every day because you never know when that will be taken away.