#Relateable

Rating: 8/10 (1 December 2018)

Do you want a film with Ezra Miller as Ezra Miller? You want to see Hermione doing a bad job doing an American accent? Do you want to see Ant man as Percy Jackson's mentor? If yes to any of these, that's a good reason to watch. What I loved most is how relatable the characters are, that's what made the movie. There's a kid with mental health issues trying to go through life like a normal kid, there's a gay guy dealing with the social negatives toward the gay community, and then there's are girl who's had a life of questionable decisions trying make it right. They may be in high school, but somehow, as someone who is in college, I found that I could still relate. They threw everything in here, not just LGBTQ & mental illness, they threw in bullying and even a hint of sexual assault. This was a lovely coming of age story of a kid who is surrounded by all of these issues, first hand or secondhand. This film is currently 6 years old and it's still relevant to what high school kids deal with today. Logan's performance was stellar, I think he has potential to do more meaningful roles like this and convey and emotional story. And Ezra, lol he's just Ezra, and he's a legend.