The Perks of Being a Wallflower

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jane S. @puppyopinions May 11 if you’re looking for a movie with an interesting plot, characters and dialogue, then keep looking. i spent the entire movie waiting for something-ANYTHING to happen. and major spoiler warning: the plot twist is that he got molested. but it doesn’t really make anything click into place- they don’t even have him unknowingly act like a victim throughout the movie. it feels so random- like… okay, he got molested. now what? as someone who has experienced what he has experienced, it felt very hollow. it didn’t feel like a, “ohhh, he was molested. that’s why he’s been acting that way!” moment. it felt more like a, “okay? so, he got molested as a kid. what does that have to do with anything?” like… there was no correlation between him getting molested and everything that he had been doing. it was so random and didn’t add anything to the story. conclusion; this was the most boring movie that i’ve watched in my entire life— i just kept waiting for it to get good and it never did. See more Andrew J. @Andrewapples373848 May 9 I watched this recently and it made me cry because of how similar it was to my own life See more kurtc May 2 I love coming of age movies. Especially when they deal with real life situations. Kudos. See more Ciaran S @TrainMultifan26 Apr 16 After wrapping up with the "Harry Potter" franchise Emma Watson tried to move on to more mature roles but this film it paid off very well. The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a masterpiece of the 2010 decade along with a strong story, great writing, amazing performances on top of some of the best music and score i highly recommend you check this film out, it's a must watch for anyone who loves music, drama & romance. See more Blake- N @PBSAniDom Apr 10 The Perks of Being a Wallflower is a very great coming-of-age film that beautifully captures the struggles of growing up, friendship, trauma, and self-discovery. It tells its story in a deeply emotional and honest way that feels relatable, especially for anyone who has ever felt out of place or unsure of themselves. The performances are excellent across the board, with Logan Lerman, Emma Watson, and Ezra Miller delivering heartfelt and natural portrayals that make the characters feel real and meaningful. Their chemistry helps bring the story’s emotional weight to life. The film’s writing is thoughtful and impactful, balancing quiet, personal moments with heavier emotional themes without feeling forced. Its soundtrack and cinematography also enhance the reflective, nostalgic tone. Overall, it’s a powerful, emotional, and inspiring film that stays with you long after it ends. I’d rate it a 9/10. See more Tania P @Tania111 Apr 4 Characters are really relatable, the way it is portrayed shows what’s going on in the characters minds perfectly See more Read all reviews

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