The Sun Is Also a Star

The pacing can be quick, but overall this film will warm the heart of any hopeless romantic.

Yes, it's both too bad and too good to be true, but there could be no better time for such fantasies.

For tween and teen fans of the book and love stories in general, the Nicola Yoon adaptation The Sun is Also a Star will provide a romantic, if sometimes meandering, viewing experience.

The Sun is Also a Star might be the most infuriating film I've seen in 2019.

For all of its well-meaning examinations of race, The Sun Is Also a Star rests upon troubling casting...In many regards, The Sun Is Also a Star fights itself.

I believed in Natasha and Daniel; I believed in the implausibility of their day. And I believed in the movie's mission, however overpronounced.

A tomato is also a fruit.

It feels soft and bright like a love story should.

Heavy on the dialogue, it proceeds at an unhurried pace building toward romantic moments geared to make teen's hearts beat a little faster.

The Sun Is Also a Star is neither a complete failure nor a total success, but as someone who considers even a partial victory in the realm of romance films a win, I'll take this marginally likable work.