I feel bad

Ladarius 2022-04-20 09:01:47

This review is highly spoiler.

I think if the other male protagonist who appeared at the end was the little brother "my favorite waiter", I might give this film a higher evaluation.

why? I don't understand why the final mysterious male lead would be the Bram (? maybe that's the name). It's like someone who just pulled up to make up the numbers.

There are two things I don't like about this movie. Except for Martin, who is highly socially dead. Those three are the male lead's best friends. I don't know what the definition of best friend is. You can protect yourself by hurting the other person. I know it's hard to bring up these things in a deep cabinet. But at least. You can ask them for help. This is one of them. Second. The most and most dissatisfying for me. It's another male lead. He clearly knew he was gay. Why do you still do this kind of intimate action with girls? ? ? ? ? To try to change yourself? sexual orientation? ? He told his father about it. Is it still necessary to do so? I don't understand. Because of drinking? ? ? "Ah, I drank too much that day." The moment when the veil of the mysterious male protagonist was revealed. I don't know if Simon was disappointed. I am anyway. lose. see. through. top! I'm even glad. He just felt the same way that Simon was sympathetic. Come on out, little waiter. . . . . have to say. I really don't like this ending very much. Of course this is just a personal opinion. Maybe the director wants to express that it is your theme in the end. but. This character portrays me really, can't (perhaps there is also the ethos of the American open?) Among them, I feel even more of the appearance of the waiter brother than the real male lead. Including eyes. And have an impression of Simon. The atmosphere of the two chatting is also very harmonious and all the factors made my direct favorability to him skyrocket! ! when they looked at each other. In my heart: it is he is he must be him! so. . . The more I think about it, the more I feel sad. I wish I had never even seen this movie.

Why is it so sad. Another reason is because I like it very, very much. The part where the parents talk to Simon separately. A loving mother. understand. support. And, as always, love her children dearly. Father left in shock at the beginning. And later apologized to himself for not finding out about his son's sexual orientation and joking many times for 4 years. Because he also loves this child deeply. The younger sister was just beginning to be cautious. To the back take the initiative to protect his brother. It also makes me feel good. It is undeniable that this episode touched me deeply. So I can ignore Simon's hurt to friends. But the male protagonist appeared. I really. . . . . The greater the hope. The bigger the disappointment.

So be it. That said, it's just my personal opinion. Because I read the first ten pages of the film review as soon as I watched the film. I feel good because I say sincere love. Simon, who is brave in chasing love, is very brave (probably so). The bad review is just because the filming is not good. Specifically did not say. So maybe it's just me who thinks this way. But I still want to express my opinion.

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Love, Simon quotes

  • Blue: Are you disappointed that it's me?

    Simon: [smiling] No.

    [Simon leans in to kiss Blue]

  • [drunkenly practicing in front of a mirror]

    Simon: Hey, Bram, it's me, Jacques. Bram, I'm Jacques. Hey, Barack, it's me, Jacques. Why did I pick Jacques?