Eighth Grade

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Maxsuel S @Maxine191 1d Incrível!,Como a trama consegui captar as dificuldades da adolescência,de uma forma tão natural,a protagonista é realmente admirável,e fácil de se identificar oque conecta o filme mais ainda a quem está assistindo, Realmente recomendo esse filme. See more Cheryl F @RT92941228 2d As someone who spent a career working with this age group, I felt it was an honest portrayal of the awkwardness and angst that is nearly universal-just expressed in different ways. At times, I thought she faired better than some in some possibly dangerous situations, so I do think the film-writers played it safe. But if they were just trying to give us a message of empathy and hope, they nailed it. Loved the positive parent message as well. See more Peter B @RT46660475 5d The tension and anxiety you experience with the main character starts the moment the film starts. Elsie FIsher proves how good her acting chops are immediately. This was one of those films that the journey is heart wrenching and the end is so uplifting. One of the most enjoyable experiences I’ve had watching a film in a long time. Kudos to all, but especially to Ms. Fisher. See more Griffith J @griffithxjohnson May 15 The type of movie that makes you hug your daughter, tell them they are perfect, & do everything in your power to help & protect them through the tough journey of growing up. There is a monologue in the third act that completely encapsulates everything I can & cannot express about being a parent & it’s impossible not to cry during it. Navigating adolescence only seems to be getting harder & scarier as society evolves with the screenplay perfectly showing that in an unabashed reality. Funny, hopeful, awkward, & stressful with a young performance from Fisher that brings each emotion to life. Simply shot but always capturing its coming-of-age tone with a unique score to seal everything up. See more Miriam T @Miriam649 May 4 The movie portrays growing up in such a raw and real light that it can almost hurt because it can be so relatable to those who've felt the same way in middle/high school, in the other side it is also comforting to know that those times won't last forever See more Graham D @Jungmann Apr 9 A very good film with insufferable, obnoxiously loud music. Keep your finger on the volume control and be prepared to go from quite dialog to jarring music. You cannot lose yourself in this movie because of this unfortunate flaw. See more Read all reviews

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