



Recommended
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It was evocative of teenage years, and the feelings that are constantly crashing around you. We enjoyed the cerebral aspect of the film. Teenage romance often fails to give enough thought and feeling to it's subjects, and this film succeeded in providing a decent voice. There were some gaps, and topic areas that seemed to be skipped entirely, but it didn't break the movie. Appreciate the chance to screen the movie and enjoyed overall.




Recommended
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Cute, romance story about you love




Recommended
Verified
This was a well written story. The actors did a very good job and made the story very believable. It was just a bit slow in the beginning.




Recommended
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It was cute and it was adorable.\r\rAs I began watching the film, my first impression was that this was the straight version of "Love, Simon". It was something you would expect, yet the movie took turn once Henry enters the empty bedroom. This was something I would have never thought, but at the same not all the surprising.\r\rDuring the last half, I thought "the weight of guilt holds a heavily burden on the mind." There was one line towards the end that I thought was factual and needs to be understood more: 'teenagers are scarred kids who made it too adulthood.\r




Recommended
Verified
It was evocative of teenage years, and the feelings that are constantly crashing around you. We enjoyed the cerebral aspect of the film. Teenage romance often fails to give enough thought and feeling to it's subjects, and this film succeeded in providing a decent voice. There were some gaps, and topic areas that seemed to be skipped entirely, but it didn't break the movie. Appreciate the chance to screen the movie and enjoyed overall.




Recommended
Verified
This was a well written story. The actors did a very good job and made the story very believable. It was just a bit slow in the beginning.




Recommended
Verified
Cute, romance story about you love




Recommended
Verified
It was cute and it was adorable.\r\rAs I began watching the film, my first impression was that this was the straight version of "Love, Simon". It was something you would expect, yet the movie took turn once Henry enters the empty bedroom. This was something I would have never thought, but at the same not all the surprising.\r\rDuring the last half, I thought "the weight of guilt holds a heavily burden on the mind." There was one line towards the end that I thought was factual and needs to be understood more: 'teenagers are scarred kids who made it too adulthood.\r