Colleen Hoover’s It Ends With Us the book that had everyone in their feelings—is now officially a movie. Yep, the story that broke your heart (and probably had you staying up way too late to finish) is making its Hollywood debut.
Starring Blake Lively as Lily Bloom and directed by Justin Baldoni (who also plays the dreamy but complex Ryle Kincaid), this adaptation is everything you didn’t know you needed.
About It Ends With Us by Colleen Hoover
For those who need a refresher (or if you’re new to the It Ends With Us hype), here’s the scoop: Lily Bloom hasn’t had an easy life, but she’s worked hard to build the life she dreams of—graduating from college, moving to Boston, and starting her own business. When she meets the charming and successful neurosurgeon Ryle Kincaid, everything seems perfect. But as their relationship progresses, dark secrets and past traumas start to resurface, forcing Lily to confront the painful truth about love and relationships. And when her first love, Atlas Corrigan, reappears, everything Lily has built with Ryle is suddenly on the line.
What to Expect: It Ends With Us at The Movies
Let’s talk details. The 'It Ends With Us' film nails that perfect blend of glossy romance and raw emotion, giving you all the feels. If you’re already a fan of the book, get ready to see Lily’s world brought to life with all the glamour you imagined—think stunning Boston backdrops, fashion that’s giving serious Carrie Bradshaw vibes.
TW: It Ends With Us deals with themes of domestic violence and toxic relationships, which may be distressing for some readers and viewers. Please take care when engaging with this content.
Just like the book, the movie digs deep into the tough stuff—domestic abuse, toxic relationships, and the power it takes to walk away. It’s a powerful reminder that not all that glitters is gold.
Why You Should Read the 'It Ends With Us' Book Before (or After) Watching the Movie
If you haven’t read It Ends With Us yet, now’s your chance. Grab a copy from Red Kangaroo Books, binge-read it in a weekend, and then hit the cinema to see how it all plays out on screen. Or, if you’re already a superfan, treat yourself to a re-read and then dive into the movie for all the extra feels.
'It Ends With Us' FAQS
Should I read It Ends With Us before watching the movie?
It’s a great idea to read the book before watching the movie! It Ends With Us dives deep into Lily’s internal struggles and complex emotions, providing layers of detail that a movie might not fully capture. The book allows you to experience the story at your own pace, soaking in the character development and intricate plot twists. Plus, reading the book first can make the movie experience even richer as you see how the filmmakers brought the story to life.
Will the 'It Ends With Us' movie spoil the book for me if I watch it first?
Watching the movie first may reveal key plot points, but it won’t spoil the book entirely. The book offers a more detailed exploration of the characters’ thoughts, backgrounds, and relationships that the movie might not cover as extensively. If you choose to watch the movie first, you can still enjoy reading the book afterward to gain deeper insights into the story and its characters.
If I’ve already watched the 'It Ends With Us' movie, is it still worth reading the book?
Absolutely! Even if you’ve seen the movie, the book is still worth reading. It offers a deeper emotional experience, with more time spent on character development and intricate plot details. Many fans find that the book provides a more immersive and nuanced take on the story.
