Loved it! Simple, touching and charming.

I can honestly say this is by far my favourite movie! Everyone can relate to this movie in some way or another! I fell in love with the characters of this movie! I highly suggest you read the book first!

So accurate to the book and so beautifully done. It honestly couldn't have been better.

One of the best movies I have ever seen. Many smiles, many tears.

I couldn't believe how much I enjoyed this film. So much about it rang true. Quite surprised at how engaging emma watson could be. I ve found her a bore in everything else. Where the hell did this Logan Lerman kid come from? He's magnificent. A must watch.

Definitely made for teenagers but overall it was very well told and interesting all in one. Was indeed a good movie worth your time.

It is really only a 7... honest, but well worth seeing.

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What a pleasant surprise this little gem turned out to be. I'm hard pressed to think of any high school movie that was as clever, honest and insightful as this one. It tackles overly familiar issues such as abuse, suicide, sexual identity, drugs, adolescent confusion and the hardships of fitting in. Yet it does so with such ease and matter of fact maturity that you forget this is essentially just another coming of age high school movie. It manages to be both funny and deep which, especially nowadays, is a very tricky balancing act. The young cast is terrific, particularly Ezra Miller as the self appointed school iconoclast. A poignant, excellent film, one that will strike a chord with audiences of all ages.

It is beautiful and perfect. I cried 8 times, legit.

10 is a rarity for me when reviewing a film. This story was a total surprise with so many shocking, funny and heartbreaking twists and turns. It depicts more than the angst of teens and coming of age. It is not for the faint of heart as I found myself teary at times. So many issues of growing up; serious and common but different problems than the ones depicted in an earlier era of film. It was brilliantly directed, acted and written as the director also wrote the book. I can't wait to read this powerful story. I'm sure everyone could relate to their high school years and to present issues still prevalent in our society. There are strong messages about mental illness, compassion, support and tolerance. It tugged at my heartstrings and along with the comedic parts, it was also very dramatic. At times violence was depicted; another sad statement of mankind. The pain of growing up or "coming out" with real and very serious issues or hiding from them was portrayed by an honest rollercoaster of love, loss, secrets, and "pain that will never end." Hope does arise in various parts of the film in different ways as we see help, friendship, acceptance and love shining through to help the broken hearted. So many good movies this year but this one is unique and exceptional. A wonderful story of true depth and goes so much further than just the typical surface issues of teens and acceptance, experimentation, angst and highs of first love, making mistakes and finding oneself."We accept the love we thing we deserve," was for me the powerful message pervasive in the film. The isolation, hopelessness, and frustration of depression is so well depicted by Charlie, the protagonist. The abuse issues were so touching and depressing and sends again messages of our society. We still have a long way to go but there are also perks along the way.

It was awesome!! You should see it. It was the best movie that I saw in this year.

Amazing! I would watch it again!

A most enjoyable show and with so many lessons for young and old alike. Great performances by all.