What a beautiful film!!!

This movie gave me a fresh perspective on life: we aren’t guaranteed a tomorrow, so we should strive to achieve our dreams now because time isn’t endless. We often live as if we’re invincible, assuming we have all the time in the world, but the reality is different. We shouldn’t wait for the threat of death to start truly living. This film made me realize that. The story itself is bittersweet. While we see the protagonist achieve his dreams in the little time he has left, he doesn’t get to enjoy them for long. The cinematography was solid, with some impressive transitions, and the performances by the cast were captivating, showcasing a range of deep emotions. The music, which is central to the movie, was well-chosen and executed. The catchy tunes will make you want to explore the album and songs that inspired the film. Overall, it’s a fantastic movie.

Gonna have to do it... give this one my rare and coveted 5 star rating. Very unusual... but yeah, I think this one deserves it.

Amazing true life story about a teenage boy Zach Sobiech and the battle he has with bone cancer and how he touches millions with his music as he legacy carries on even to this day. Touching and heart wrenching, but still wonderful to watch with a cast of some familiar names that bring this to life, great job everyone and Disney

This is such an amazing biopic following the life of Zach Sobiech a very talented young man with cancer the film is a very emotional film that very accurately depicts the struggles of a cancer patients families struggles and the ending is beautiful and sad to the point it will make one shed a tear

Cried within the first 20 mins and sobbed through the rest of the movie. really hit me like a ton of bricks. would definitely recommend to anyone that wants a good cry!

An emotional movie, to cry, Sabrina Carpenter and Fin Argus serve a movie for you to see on a sad day for you to finish crying.

Really good movie. Very sad to see Zach die but he will be forever be remembered by his song Clouds.

We all know a lot of cancer stories. This is one more, with few content to add, but that entertains with the help of its charismatic cast and wonderful songs. It also has its touching moments.

up up up sad drama of life, which reminds me to keep enjoying life and create moments even though we know that the time we have in this world will run out soon.

increible pelicula,basada en una historia real 10/10

Cried buckets! Heartwarming and wonderful performance from all.

So the story is of course good, but I don’t mean this in a bad way because I honestly don’t care about someone’s sexual orientation! However, movies are starting to have more and more actors who are gay play straight men and that wouldn’t bother me if they could pull it off, Sir Ian, Zachary Quinto, Luke Evans, Jim Parsons all are phenomenal actors that can... But having a lead role and watching a gay guy act a straight character and just wanting to scream at the tv man it’s time to come out, it’s okay to be yourself because you’re clearly gay just ruins a movie when the character IS supposed to be straight...

Very inspirational. What a bright and positive young man that Zach Sobiech was.

A very enjoyable movie. Somewhat soap opera in some areas but still out numbered by the amount of enjoyable musical sequences and moments of happiness that make you realize how good it is to be alive.

Another inspirational movie by Justin. He's spreading awareness and attention emotions! Great rendition of the person!

A film on struggling with declining health that overwhelms the sick person except the will to live becomes stronger in value terms of preciousness has been similarly told in comparison to a familiar earlier approach and an unexpected echo while depicting the unbelievable rise without losing the important connections. This respectfully hearted, emotionally performed story is doubtlessly faithful with an inspiring degree and made it clear it has not lost the storytelling's purpose of the aforementioned importance as its main point ahead of the built-up success, which effectively makes this picture impactful in a way that hasn't been felt in a long while. (B+)

After you laugh and cry too much when you see Clouds, you can answer my question: If you had a disease that cannot be cured: How would you make that tragic moment, very epic and glorious?

Clouds always tries to makes the audience feel the maximum emotion, and sometimes it succeeds. When it does not work, it is usually because the feelings are built very not so subtle screenplay forces the plot to convey those emotions. But when it does work, it is because of the stellar acting, naturally set structure, and overall relatability of the scene. Clouds does not force any sentimentality down your throat, but instead makes you look at the titular character as a regular person with limited time, which leads to the film's other pros, like being more bent on comedy than other cancer movies. Clouds, and not forcing itself to be a romance. Clouds is a beautifully and crafted and original film that makes you think about the limited time we have.

An emotional tribute to Zach Sobiech is so good. It also tells that living with a sickness is not bad if you still have hope, family, loved ones and music into your arms.