A freshman struggling with past trauma and learns about infinity with his new best friends.

Rating: 10/10 (13 April 2013)

I read and heard lots of reviews from writers and movie reviewers about the movie, even the scriptwriter himself, I don't know it doesn't seem to capture the whole essence of the movie for me. I watched Charlie grow out of hesitance to participate in LIFE and feeling small, and wishing everything would just pass smoothly without any troubles or memorable feelings. When he finally meets his new inspiring influential friends Sam and Patrick, they rock his world, they make him experience life more fully and be more accepting, his non-judgmental character helps him get along with the very rich and eccentric characters in this group, and expands his perspective on stuff he felt but didn't know what they meant , the memories he abandons so hard. And it's when he learns to grow out of the trauma by embracing it one more time to talk about it, that he finds enough room in his soul to feel infinite, to feel like the world is inside him, not the opposite.