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Can you even read the words "The Fault in Our Stars" without crying? The weepy 2014 flick starring Shailene Woodley and Ansel Elgort is the one Everything, Everything gets compared to the most, for obvious reasons. Both are based on YA novels and have fairly similar plots (sick girl falls in love with adventurous boy, they go on an exotic vacation together, tragedy strikes), and both movies deliver touching performances from their young cast members. If you have some tissues handy (or better yet, an entire role of heavy-duty paper towels), settle in with TFIOS and press play.