Oh, how I love films where the main character is a lonely and depressed.
That was so beautiful. The way it portrays mental health and loneliness is so deeply authentic.
The scene where Melinda’s parents gave her a gift was so powerful. That moment when she realised they had noticed her, when they actually saw what she liked. It was as if she had been invisible until then.
High school is portrayed with all its chaos and madness. Most people…
It was painful to watch. I already knew what was going to happen because of TikTok, and as soon as I started the film, I kept thinking, “Why did I choose to watch this today? “ I felt like I wasn’t ready for it, but I guess I never would have been.
The first half was disturbing and really hard to sit through, but the second half was way more interesting for me—I love detective stories and investigations, so that…
I watched it because of the plot (we all know what I’m talking about)
