*HEARTBREAKING* The Perks of Being a Wallflower (2012) Reaction: FIRST TIME WATCHING

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[@videohistory722]

The truth about Aunt Helen is even more messed up in the book, cause he frequently calls her his favorite aunt, has you 100% convinced that she was one of his personal champions, and her death was just another thing he blamed himself for. And then we find out the truth. He wasn't just keeping it from everyone else. He was keeping it from himself.

[@kittyunderwood8918]

This is really common with victims of childhood abuse, they often feel like the person who did it was their favorite person or they were really close to them. It's how those people are able to get away with it a lot, they convince the kid that it's okay, just a fun little secret between them

[@sentosaco]

@@kittyunderwood8918 That's truly sickening and heartbreaking at the same time. This movie never fails to make me bawl.

[@kittyunderwood8918]

One of my favorite scenes is when he asks his dad for money. "Dad, can I have *thirty* dollars?" "Twenty dollars?! What do you need ten dollars for??" Then when he explains he hands him a 50. So funny and then wholesome, love it

[@yoitscait.]

me too. such great writing, and a very dad thing to say 😂 perfectly delivered too

[@jlerrickson]

Something that I appreciate about this film is how it tackles violence and trauma. It doesn't glorify, it's realistic in showing the repercussions and behaviors, but it also doesn't shame the individuals experiencing those things. I can't think of another coming of age film that handles these topics this well.

[@QuayNemSorr]

"We accept the love we think we deserve" I often think of this statement. The older I get the more sense it makes. Never sell yourself short.

[@VeeAllar738]

Everyone knows the "We accept the love we think we deserve" quote, and it is a wonderful quote, but the one that gets me is "you can't just put everyone's lives ahead of yours and call that love." It's something like that. Sam says it to Charlie and those words are so overlooked, but so meaningful and true

[@isaiahortiz6782]

Yeah! And the sentiment rings true until the end, when he’s talking to the psychiatrist he acknowledges the pain of others instead of the pain he has inside.

[@Andrew_Thannen]

Fun fact (but also spoiler for the book): There was a scene fully shot and edited together in which Charlie's sister finds out she's pregnant but doesn't want their parents to find out, so she has Charlie take her to an abortion clinic, which is a plot point in the book. However, the MPAA was going to give it a R rating, despite the fact that it's a purely visual segment, so everything is implied, and they don't even say the word "abortion." Against everyone's pleas to keep it in, it was removed because Stephen Chbosky was steadfast on the film having a PG-13 rating so teens (obviously the target audience) would be able to see the movie without their parents.

[@martophrenia]

wait it's not in a movie? is there a version with that scene? for some reason I think I remember that moment

[@KKMangoes]

@@martophreniathere is a deleted scene! you probably saw the special features

[@user-re8vc5dq4g]

I would so buy an extended version or Director's cut

[@rakhimberdiyevt]

Let's be honest, it wouldn't have stopped teens from watching it

[@WynneL]

That's fascinating, but I'm glad it wasn't left in. Though his sister could've used more definition, unless it was spelled out that her boyfriend had knocked her up against her will, this would've needlessly distracted from the film's other messages.

[@hellopeople6138]

The movie literally made me realize me getting S abused was bad as a kid. It may have saved my life. Wonderful reaction

[@BDog54]

It's interesting how impactful Charlie's interjection in the fight between Patrick and Brad's friends is. I haven't read the book, but I gage from the scene that, by that point, Charlie's trauma is really catching up with him. During the fight, he almost appears to dissacociate and his trauma turns into a moment of serious violent aggression, where he channels it to protect the friends he's afraid of losing. This fear of losing his friendships could stem from losing aunt Helen, but the violence could also signal a subconscious desire to get back at Aunt Helen for her abuse. He seems to feel serious confliction between having loved Aunt Helen and understanding why she was the way she was, but also unable to cope with the reality of what she did to him and wanting to lash out/ destroy himself. Even his bruised fist and quiet utterence of 'Touch my friends again and I'll blind you' is more threatening and chilling than anything the other boys do, because you know in that moment, Charlie's violence is from a real, deep seated place of pent up emotion and abuse, where he could do real damage if triggered.

[@nicolewhite6030]

Dude read or audio it. Such a good book. And It's Kind of a Funny Story

[@MTTT19]

Something I really admire about Melanie Lynskey is that she is so good at playing characters who are really messed up and at times unhinged.

[@JT-kr2ds]

Agreed, however she is very underrated.

[@MTTT19]

@@ZiggyonMars Excellent one. There is also Rose from Two & a Half Men, Kathleen from The Last of Us and Pauline Parker from Heavenly Creatures.

[@mrhappy5236]

​@@MTTT19 Have you seen "Away We Go." It's John Krasinski and Maya Rudolph as expecting parents. Melanie has one of the best scenes in the film.

[@user-wv9rs2so4x]

I think this is the only movie where S abuse of boys by women is shown in a serious manner. I have seen movies where it is shown as a joke or not a big deal which feels very unfair.

[@videohistory722]

39:14 CHARLIE didn't know. His traumatized brain blocked it out to protect him.

[@MysticMyths]

This movies does a really really good job showing trauma and mental health without glorifying or shaming anyone for it, and showing it can and does happen to everyone. Something I particularly like is the way they show when Charlie gets bad and breaks down. Based on my knowledge and my own experiences, Charlie has a combination of PTSD/CPTSD and psychosis/schizophrenia. As someone with CPTSD and psychosis, I find it's very realistic in the way they show him having not only flashbacks but difficulties with relationships with others, being very observant and quiet or the opposite when we learn about Sam's past, and how Charlie dissociates and things slowly get worse and you think it's still okay until suddenly it isn't.

[@BGTitanAvatar]

Mary Elizabeth is played by Mae Whitman voice of Katara from ATLA and many many other amazing characters. Any time I see her in something it’s fantastic. The doctor at the end was played by Joan Cusack who is one of my favorite character actors. I’ve never seen her give a bad performance no matter how small the role.

[@constantinbadis5391]

the funny thing is the German voice of her is the voice of toph in ATLA

[@ajandrianjafymusic]

Oh this movie is the perfect example of how you do book to movie adaptations right. Another book to screen that was done right was John greens ‘looking for Alaska’ which was turned into a a mini series

[@videohistory722]

Which I'd bet anything was because he was adamant on not fucking it up like with Paper Towns. My only complaint was the guy they got for Miles. Like him as an actor, didn't like him as Miles.

[@cayanne3420]

More people need to watch this movie, it's one of the best coming of age films I've seen.

[@tommiller3017]

Outstanding movie. Emma Watson was instrumental in getting this movie made. In the book that she received for Christmas, the director praised her work in getting the movie made. Her response was genuine.

[@needles1987]

They never mention it in the film, but it's actually set in 1991-92.

[@natl5692]

The only unfortunate thing about this movie is how it makes you like Ezra Miller

[@sarah.the.clumsy]

On the typewriter, Charlie is writing to you, the reader/viewer.

[@erikaleighhh]

wow. i am so excited and nervous to watch you react to this masterpiece, my empathetic friend. it always sends me to such an emotional place where i feel sad for days after viewing. take care of yourself ❤️ one of the things i noticed watching this a second time was how charlie is unable and incapable of saying no. it breaks my heart. you see it in all of the romantic advances made on him by several characters.

[@erikaleighhh]

LMAO not you loving ponytail derek 😅 can’t wait to see you take everything back about wanting him to have a big role.

[@naurjos]

the way i RAN to this reaction, this is one of my favorite movies ever!! i’m excited to hear your thoughts about it

[@Nina9er]

Mine too!

[@dunny_420]

yup!

[@daniellemeyer3801]

Same

[@loganjamieson4176]

I had heard good things about it but when I finally saw it, I started crying at the end because it made me so happy. One of the best films ever, I have seen it dozens and dozens of times.

[@heidos7]

The book is semi-autobiographical; Stephen Chbosky has said that he relates to Charlie but in many ways his high school experience was different. Other characters, like Sam and Patrick, are manifestations of people he has known throughout his life. Charlie is suffering from depression and PTSD from Aunt Helen's abuse, which he had subconsciously repressed and blocked from his brain. Charlie's letters are to the reader/viewer. "We accept the love we think we deserve" is one of my favourite lines ever. It sums up why so many people stay in abusive relationships. Some people have trouble believing that the characters (especially Sam, a music fanatic) would not only not recognize David Bowie's "Heroes" but would not be able to discover its identity for such a long time. But Stephen Chbosky admitted that this was true to his own life as a teenager in the early 1990s (especially not being able to find the song since this was before the internet and Google). Mr. Anderson claims that it was Charles Dickens who coined the term "cliffhanger", but it was in fact Thomas Hardy in his 1873 novel A Pair of Blue Eyes. The DVD features deleted scenes that were in the book, such as Charlie's parents being told by Mr. Anderson that Candace is being abused by her boyfriend, to which his parents take direct intervention, and Charlie taking Candace to the clinic to have an abortion after she tells him she's pregnant. Also, in the movie during the Secret Santa party, Charlie gives Patrick a piece of paper but an extended version showed the paper contained a poem written by Charlie's friend who died by suicide. Logan Lerman was in the Percy Jackson films which, if you haven't seen them, I recommend. He and Emma Watson also starred together in Noah with Russell Crowe, Jennifer Connelly and Anthony Hopkins. Ezra Miller, who plays Patrick, is in Fantastic Beasts, The Flash/Justice League and We Need to Talk About Kevin. The last movie I haven't seen but knowing the basic story (they play a psychopathic mass murderer) makes me think they (Ezra uses they/them pronouns) weren't acting that much there. Miller has been arrested and charged multiple times for assault, harassment and disorderly conduct. They choked a woman at a bar in Reykjavík, Iceland (where I live). There were several different incidents in Hawaii where threats/physical altercations took place. A temporary order of protection was issued against Miller on behalf of 18 year old Tokata Iron Eyes - Miller had allegedly been grooming her since she was 12 and they were 23. There are a lot more of these and the fact they aren't in prison is SHOCKING. Mae Whitman, who plays Mary Elizabeth, has been in movies such as Independence Day, One Fine Day, Hope Floats, The Factory and The DUFF, along with shows like Chicago Hope and Parenthood. She also guest starred in Friends S3E10 as the girl selling cookies to go to space camp. Nina Dobrev, who plays Candace, is most known for The Vampire Diaries, but has also been in Degrassi: The Next Generation and movies such as The Final Girls, Flatliners remake, Dog Days and Netflix Christmas movie Love Hard. Kate Walsh, who plays Charlie and Candace's mom, was on Grey's Anatomy and its spin-off show Private Practice, along with more recent shows like 13 Reasons Why and Emily in Paris. Dylan McDermott, who plays the dad, has been in Steel Magnolias, Miracle On 34th Street remake, legal drama The Practice and American Horror Story. Melanie Lynskey, who plays Aunt Helen, made her film debut at age 17 in Peter Jackson's Heavenly Creatures from 1994, starring alongside Kate Winslet and earning critical acclaim for her portrayal of Pauline Parker who murdered her mother along with her friend/lover Juliet Hulme in Christchurch in 1954. She's also been in movies such as Ever After, Coyote Ugly, Sweet Home Alabama and Up in the Air, as well as a main role on Two and a Half Men, Yellowjackets and miniseries Rose Red based on the novel of the same name by Stephen King. Stephen Chbosky re-wrote the original script for the 2017 live action reboot of Beauty and the Beast, starring Emma Watson as Belle (Chbosky and Watson developed a close relationship during the production of this movie). Rocky Horror reaction please, it's a classic! It's based on the 1973 musical stage production and is a tribute to the science fiction and horror B movies from the 1930s through the 1960s. The film stars Tim Curry, Susan Sarandon, Barry Bostwick, Richard O'Brien (who also wrote the screenplay and the music) and rock legend Meat Loaf. The story starts with a young engaged couple whose car breaks down in the rain, near a mansion where they ask to call for help. The mansion is occupied by various odd characters, including Dr. Frank N. Furter, a mad scientist and an alien transvestite from the planet Transsexual in the galaxy of Transylvania. It's wacky but so good and the music is great.

[@laurajaynenolan2149]

I watched this in the cinema with my friends. We were all going through stuff at the time and the only thing holding us together was each other. This movie came into our lives at a really important point and we all grew from it. We left the cinema in dead silence because we were all thinking so much. Over dinner we all ended up having a big heart to heart 😊

[@em_me]

God I forgot how much I love this movie! I initially read the book on my birthday years ago and it became the book I reread whenever I was going through a really hard time mentally. That book definitely got me through a lot.

[@nicolewhite6030]

This is such a good book and movie. Love how it's through his letters to someone he doesnt know and I love that part at towards the end where you can see his sister's reaction when he calls at her friends house because automatically she knows something wrong and I love how she stops everything to get her friends attention to call the cops and also kind of like the friend for also somewhat knowing somethings wrong and not just trying to brush off the call.

[@samm7390]

This was a movie that my brother showed me years ago and he actually met the guy who wrote book that this movie is based off of and the sad part was that he never got to see Patrick or Sam again

[@elizabethstrong6057]

Great book as well, the near-ending does hurt though. They never say who he's writing too, just some random person someone mentioned.

[@AnxietyRat]

Yeah kind of. The person he's writing to is meant to be the person reading the book, essentially. Just a random nonjudgmental third party.

[@wickedlittletown2.0]

OMG!! I RAN OVER SO QUICKLY TO THIS VIDEO!! ❤ THANK YOU!!! I LOVE THIS MOVIE! Broke my heart what Charlie went through. 💔💔💔💔 I unfortunately could relate a LOT to Charlie. 💔💔 This movie helps me SO MUCH when I watch it. Thank you! My favorite quote is "Touch my friends again and I'll blind you". GET THEM CHARLIE! 😂 LOL!

[@megdelaney3677]

One of my favorite movies. Such great acting & intense story.

[@dheyyb]

This is one of my favorite movies ever, definitely shape a lot of part of my personalities as a person that was in Charlie position at some point, it’s just so well represented and it feels so persona!

[@carlosmoreno3007]

I absolutely love this movie so much. I can't believe you are reacting to it.

[@lorispiro-pioggia4289]

I’m a teacher and you are absolutely right…all my kids are my kids

[@m.moralesandrea]

I can’t for the life of me tell what made you think brad was going out with sam lol

[@FedeMarco01]

Thank you for reacting to this movies, it's one of my favourites. It's so powerful, makes me cry every time I watch it

[@MarnieGolde7]

Yes!! This seems like such a wonderful movie for an emotionally mature and perceptive reactor! Can’t wait to watch!

[@marykate4489]

"We accept the love we think we deserve." Life-changing

[@courtneystewart8006]

Emma Watson said in interviews that the part of the movie where they go to prom was particularly special for her because she home schooled as a child actor and never got to go to prom.

[@benbrad0433]

This is one of my all time favourite movies!!!

[@journeyman_otb3983]

Every time I watch this movie I notice more subtle things that I hadn't noticed before. The one thing in this movie that I absolutely hate is when Mary Elizabeth compares how long she's been friends with Patrick and Sam to how long Charlie has known them. I hate it when people compare time knowing people like this because it devalues the relationships that other people have, and it never matters how long you're friends with someone, what matters is how close you become and how well you connect with them. I understand why it's in the film (and the book also, I believe), but it always gets to me whenever I rewatch that scene. Other than that, this movie is so good that I watch it at least once a year.

[@lifelikelisa]

The more I see this movie, the more I like it. Maybe it’s because every time I watch it I’m further away from my own high school experience. I’ve suffered from depression and anxiety, so I really feel for people who have a more severe mental illness like this. There’s no switch to shut off the pain or, in Charlie’s case, the images, and it’s a hard way to live. There’s not enough empathy for mental illness.

[@Itzezyyyy]

Yea I believe he was writing to his friend who never left a note, catching him up on life while feeling lonely and letting him know how his life ends up after his many struggles but also how he met really great friends who n he decided to write about

[@erin8005]

"He must have been so close to her" Referring to the Aunt. Oh damn was my thought when you said that. You should watch 'Sky High' that movie has the guy who plays Ponytail Derek or Greg.

[@-chenlanying5818]

31:37 but that doesn't mean he get to hurt Patrick. You can have a story, you don't have an excuse

[@wonderfulwilma]

I read this book and watched the movie parallel sophomore year of high school and I absolutely loved it ❤

[@Kcchi02]

Hands down my favorite book of all time since the 6th grade. And one of if not the best movie adaptations of a book.

[@Bamgeutcutiepie]

this movie is such a gem. i saw it in 2012 and it has been my favorite movie ever since. it touches a depth that many are scared to depict. this movie was tough to get made due to it's subject matter. but it finally got made and it is now many people's favorite film and book 💕

[@brittanygidley1291]

that punch in the lunch room was chefs kiss. i had a crush on him in this, the one that they tripped. please react to The Crow and then The Lost Boys! RIP Brandon Lee in The Crow. 2 of my favorite movies.

[@mariahblack-nu2xc]

I just got “We accept the love we think we deserve” tattooed. This book is amazing.

[@checkmyflow9190]

When he has his breakdown at the end i cry every time its so well act, written, film, its break my heart

[@lc8155]

Love it love it love it. Thanks!

[@mondler107]

Oh my goodness I just gasped. One of my favorite movies!!!!

[@fabricioguanipa7530]

That was a very insightful analysis, this is one of my favorite movies of all time and i think you managed really well to put into words the emotions I feel everytime I watch it, mind you I watch it like 10 times per year since it came out

[@kevinmatthew1050]

Perks is one of my all time favorite books and this movie was awesome. Great acting all around and super emotional.

[@Emburbujada]

First and foremost: you should definitely react to The Smiths on your other channel! Second, I love this movie! Fun and dark at the same time. Third, if you want more Smiths references in movies, watch 500 Days of Summer ;)

[@KBeez]

This movie was the first time when I heard about the Smiths. After that, I became a huge fan of them, and Asleep is still my favorite of their songs. I love all of their songs. They are so good.

[@Emburbujada]

@@KBeez It's great when a movie introduces you to great music. I've been listening to The Smiths since I can remember, cause my older sister was a huge fan =)

[@laurakali6522]

If you haven’t seen The Fault in Our Stars, i highly recommend.

[@DanielleDavisGoats]

Watch Rocky Horror next Halloween. It’s fantastic I used to go see it every weekend when I was a teenager. I had friends that were obsessed like Mary Elizabeth lol

[@GenerationalDisappointment]

Idk why I watch reactions to this, I always end up bawling lol

[@ElisaH_DarklyiShine]

Rocky horror is the definition of cult classic. I would suggest it for Halloween at least. Be warned It is kinda a love it or hate it thing.

[@jrpkh]

This movie was a huge awakening for me. And it has a great soundtrack. Also, the shop teacher ... he's in "From Dusk 'Til Dawn" as a certain character and I always see him as that for some reason. Glad you watched this. And you really should experience Rocky Horror Picture Show.

[@Unusual_Farmer]

They filmed this at my high school during my senior year!!

[@bel410la]

I read the book of this in 7th grade, and what was even worse about his Aunt was that she SA'd him when he was a kid, and even after that he remembers her as loving her so much, she was his favorite person, and after her death he blamed himself for her going to get him his birthday present and that's why she crashed. Which has got to be a ton of confusing emotions to deal with as a child, he just shut it out and that's what caused all the flashbacks and psychological problems growing up. He didn't know how to deal with it so he disassociated from it, that's why he kept flashing back to her leaving and that moment in the bedroom with them kissing, he was disassociating from that moment, his mind couldn't comprehend the things he that were happening, her leaving, remembering the truth about his aunt and her wanting to kiss him. It was a ton of crazy thoughts and emotions all piling in on him and he totally forgot everything between those two moments in time. On a different question my High School Graduation was a bit different. Covid hit in my senior year of high school. I was home on the last day and we didn't even celebrate graduation, the only thing my school did was post photos of all of us online in our outfits, we got them sent to us and our hats and diplomas. and a couple months later they opened a walking photo gallery for seniors to take graduation photos, but I never did that. I was just glad to be out of school. Tho the routine was nice to have something to do every day.

[@TheDaringPastry1313]

Another amazing coming-of-age movie is The Way Way Back with Steve Carell and Sam Rockwell. The main kid in that is kind of like Charlie in his characteristics. Underrated and there are like 1-2 reactions on the platform at the moment. I know you're going to love this movie because it's so freaking good.

[@sadithebest]

Love that you reacted to one of my favorite movies! Awesome! This movie makes me smile and breaks my heart all at the same time.

[@shitfilm]

this is the first video i see of yours, i loved this reaction. this is one of my favorite movies ever and im so glad people have been reacting to it lately. glad you liked it!!

[@AnxietyRat]

The author has made very slight hints to the fact that this story very much might be semi auto biographical... Especially in the 10-year anniversary edition of the book where he send a letter to us in modern time ....kind of gives an update on the characters and where they ended up in life. I'd say the hints are tiny ... But most people that I talked with... agree that...yeah. the author most likely dealt with things VERY similar to what Charlie has in the movie and book.

[@fabricioguanipa7530]

This movie mean so much to me on so many personal levels, you're right this movie does an outstanding job at showing life from the perspective of an introvert

[@ZeliBnnuy]

I was literally just thinking of this movie like 2 days ago I forgot how good it was

[@InfintyBell]

I truly think Logan Lerman is such an underrated actor

[@kassiedelong7983]

This is my favorite book and the adaptation is perfect. I copied the Nothing Hates U for my graduation cap for college ❤❤

[@Afullerton95]

Sadly I really relate to this movie and Charlie. Absolutely one of my favorite movies ever made. A lot of Charlie's life I see in my own life. I cry every time I watch this movie but it's amazing to watch for me.

[@videohistory722]

In the book, the food place they went to hang out wasn't King's. It was Bob's Big Boy.

[@lexi23ish]

My favorite movie ever 😭

[@lechat8533]

I love your reactions. People with special skills have them for a reason. With extra power comes extra responsibility. When you`re good at something, you help those who are struggling. When you`re someone who makes friends easily, you approach the ones who act like wallflowers. Most of the time, it takes so little to turn the tables. This movie is a good example of how simple gestures can change someone else`s life. Thank you, Nick!

[@jennifergauthier3282]

Love the reaction :) In case it wasn't clear, the movie is set in the 80's (which is why you don't know the music, I suspect ;) )

[@heathern8043]

It’s set in the 90’s isn’t it ?

[@FrancisXLord]

The reason you have no idea where the film is going is that it's a coming-of-age drama. We're like the children and teenagers in those films, unable to predict the next event due to a lack of experience. That's what I love about this particular sub-genre, the unpredictability of it all - anything could happen. I'll just take the opportunity mention a particularly underrated coming-of-age drama - The Fabelmans (2022). There's about three poorly produced reaction videos to that on the whole of KZbin.

[@elishahilker]

I lost count how many times I've seen this movie I love it so much!!!

[@andre_p]

Emma Watson is very good, but Charlie and Patrick’s characters burst to life as played by Logan Lerman and Ezra Miller . I found the movie as good as the book, even though the author/movie director made some minor different choices.

[@imane1577]

For the people who liked the movie, the book is amazing too!! I highly recommend it :)

[@mondler107]

My birthday is Christmas Eve too! ❤️💚

[@laurakali6522]

Garden State is a good one too.

[@carcrazynik]

One of my top 5 favorite movies of all time. Love the content and just gotta say. Your hair is MAGNIFICENT 👌

[@derlis_whatever7033]

this movie changed my brain chemistry in my senior year of high school

[@kreginzen]

Thank you for reacting to this movie. This is a movie I have loved for a long time and so few people seem to watch. Love seeing it still gets viewership. :)

[@Ofbricks]

I absolutely LOVE this movie and is definitely Logan Lerner's best movie.

[@karx3]

i loved your commentary throughout this video, you’re awesome & i’m glad you reached to this movie. it’s one of my favorite books ❤

[@caitlinbaker36]

Please watch rocky horror picture show omg it's great!!

[@jkdw]

yes to reacting to Rocky Horror!

[@megdelaney3677]

💋PLEASE watch The Rocky Horror Picture Show!

[@Shoofyou10]

I love seeing a movie set and filmed in Pittsburgh’s south hills. I’m born and raised there. It’s so cool to see the see Rocky Horror Picture show at the Hollywood theater (I actually snuck out with a friend when we were in 8th grade to see it at midnight at that same exact theater and it was similar with people dressed up and yelling at the screen and things like that). I also drive through that tunnel into town every day for work. So it really hits home.

[@elizabethsilva4848]

Excellent reaction!!! Love this movie a lot!! All of them are great actors. And the book is even better. Now, I recommend you to react a movie in which Logan Lerman is and that movie is "Stuck in Love". That movie is also wonderful.

[@biguy617]

Mary Elizabeth is played by Mae Whitman. She also played the President’s daughter for Independence Day

[@Ofbricks]

26:32 - As "Archer" would say. "PHRASING!!!"

[@Lulu-ty9vk]

4:57 I WAS WAITING FOR YOU TO NOTICE😂😂😂😂

[@elizabethstrong6057]

Back when Ezra Miller seemed cool and not crazy :(

[@nicoledelgado3709]

I read the book and seen the movie so many times soooo many times ❤️

[@_mermaidguts]

Definitely one of the best book adaptations. Emma needed to spend more time on her American accent, though.

[@heathern8043]

Eh I don’t mind it I think it lends itself to making her seem more unique lol and like special in the way Charlie sees her so she stands out from the others in a subtle way

[@mosovanhe]

I laughed at your Buffy comment at @40:11, because I was thinking the exact same thing 😂

[@phf.f]

É um dos meus filmes favoritos ❤ muito feliz por você ter reagido

[@chillindj_]

I did a “next stop everywhere” traveling one i still love till this day. and i still want to travel but i haven’t

[@elliebelliewatermellie155]

Okay if you haven’t had the pleasure of The Rocky Horror blessing your eyes then you need to lol