Chbosky's literature vision is now a beautiful motion picture film

Rating: 9/10 (13 October 2012)

After hearing about this coming-of-age story, I insisted myself to read the book, in order to get an idea of what was to come from the film. To be honest, I was worried that this wasn't going to come out great, especially since the director was Chobsky (the author of the book) himself. Me saying that may surprise some people, but if you think about it, he's an author. Author's might not have the same abilities as directors do. I was proved so wrong. Chbosky DOMINATED this book into a superbly acted, brilliantly written, and well formatted film that will inspire many teens and adults. Ezra Miller is once again spectacular as the flamboyant mentor of the protagonist. Emma Watson is as lovely as always. And, for once, I was touched so deeply by Logan Lerman's acting. This film is not only proof of the talents of the actors, but of Chbosky's directing. Containing some beautiful imagery, powerful and devastating situations, this film is must see, and bound to get some Oscar buzz.