Love, Simon
 

Looks like the next sort of Easy A / The Perks of Being a Wallflower movie.

I saw the trailer for this last night actually it looks so good, must be incredibly hard hiding your sexuality in high school.

I ****ing love Nick Robinson

The cast is great

Love me the gays

What’s the lead been in before? He looks familiar. Probably just got that sort of face

Google is my friend

Saw him in The Kings of Summer (which is very good)

He lucky he got dem blow job lips, gonna come in real handy for the future


Plot twist: the other gay in the school is actually a lezza?

perched for simon to arrange to meet Blue in the auditorium after school and instead he's greeted by India Willoughby?

No don't mis-sexuality her, it'll be Mel C

:laugh2:

More like Easy Gay amirite lads?

The Perks of Being a Fagflower?

You tried.

:)

Looks like a cute movie tbh

Saw it this evening. It was very good and quite powerful.

Left me feeling quite emotional because lots of it is so relatable.

I'm seeing it tomorrow. I'm perched tbh.

Watchedit on its release (Thursday?) and really loved it. Suitable for all ages despite moderate bad language towards the end and I'd recommend showing it in schools because it's very well told and executed.

Went to see it on Monday with a friend. The dialogue was a bit cringe and at times it felt a bit more like an episode for a new teen series but it was a cute movie and I was invested. Also I really enjoyed how it was a gay movie thats not about forbidden love.

Hmmm, is this an agenda to make our cinemas gay?

Really wanna go see this

I saw it and really liked it, it was a bit cringe but I enjoyed it the whole way

I liked it but the book was better. The dialogue feels a bit painful at times but the performances tend to sell it quite well.

[spoiler]I think some of the pointless changes from the book dampened my feelings towards the film. Having Simon's friends find out about him being blackmailed and abandoning him for it straight after he had been outed was a terrible change which just ruined their characters for me, especially when they ignore him when he's being bullied. It's just a really crap change that almost ruined the film for me since I couldn't buy into their friendship after that.

Having Leah be in love with Simon was just not needed either.[spoiler]

I'd give it a 7/10, might be more favourable to it in time. I do think it's a film that all parents should watch though since it really does nail the emotional side of coming out exceptionally well.

This was so good :love::love:

ooh, could be good i think

I just finished watching this I

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Watched this the other day. Thought it was amazing

Watching this right now, 10 minutes into it and I'm loving it

I watched it three times over the course of a weekend lmao

Someone explain why this didn’t win an oscar

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I might be wrong, but my guess is it wasn't as popular as ''Call me by your name.'' That film is quite similar to Love, Simon.

I think Love, Simon wasn't marketed as much as CMBYN. I only heard about this film a year ago. That's my guess tho, It definitely should've been nominated for a couple of Oscars

It's a film that the late John Hughes would be proud of

That bitch made me bawl my eyes out :love: