The film touches some of our adolescent pain with a story that is so ordinary that it can't be ordinary, and the sharp laughter and wonderful performance make it look humorous. The film uses dense lines to show the confusion and "pain" of an "ordinary" female high school student in adolescence. Although the film is not really inspiring, the main characters don’t talk about dreams, and there is no love that must be yours, but it is this ordinary to no more ordinary youth life that can touch the youth memories of many ordinary children and make people She smiled and was moved. Director Kelly Fremon Craig gave this youth sketch the same wonderful lines and passages as an American sitcom. These yellow storms and harsh lines full of adolescent characteristics gave the film its soul. All the plots are basically driven by these lines, although they are not Profound, but also basically touched on the two characteristics of adolescence, namely loneliness and sex
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The Edge of Seventeen evaluation action
2022-04-22 06:01
Extended Reading
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Joana 2022-04-23 07:02:27
There was an Asian guy who was rich, handsome, handsome, and versatile, so he quickly got married
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Cameron 2022-04-22 07:01:32
80/100 is an excellent youth film, emotionally it transcends the motif of youth growth and may touch on some essential issues in our lives. Feeling special is a common feature of human beings who lack love. Only "special" can attract attention, and attention represents attention and love. The progress of Hailee Steinfeld's acting skills is obvious to all.
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Mr. Bruner: Life's about taking risks. Don't be afraid to put yourself out there.
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Mr. Bruner: [reading a text sent by Nadine to a boy she has a crush on] "You're complicated, and simple, and I feel this connection between us. I feel like I already know you." This is kinda sweet, I think you're overreacting. "I just want to be with you. I want to give you... head. I want you to put your mouth on my tits. I want to feel you inside me. We can do it in the Petland stockroom."
Nadine: Say something... Oh my God, say something! Please, help me!
Mr. Bruner: You need to watch out for run-on sentences.