7 year old mary adler out there doing rocket science math and im in college punching in "1+1" in my calculator just to make sure it's still "2"

i am so completely in love with chris evans it's not even funny anymore it's just sad

the fact that there are people out there who understand math is baffling to me. i dont know how to divide by two digits

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nice try chris evans but you’ll never get me to care about math

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nobody likes a smart ass

you go, girl

I wanted to punch Chris Evans's character so much, and that kid from I, Tonya is amazing.

so cute and heartwarming i loved it :((( chris evans with a beard tho ugh yes

i've cried so hard when frank left mary with the adoptive family and when he discover they took fred to adoption :(
but then the end warmed my heart

You can start a new discussion, or continue the discussions after the movie is over. What is your feelings and what is your thoughts? The movie is a long discussion about prodigy. Should she or he play with other kids or should he or she race for solving complex matematical solutions?

Some solutions are so complex that it takes more than the age of the universe to solve them. The oldest star discovered in the universe is 13,5 billion years old, but not among the first. But the solution in this movie is somehow the cat named Fred. «Cogito ergo Fred». A nice equilibrium. A very nice cat, it seems. I do not think it is about Scrödinger`s cat. Although the Schrödinger equation is in equilibrium, it is about very small particles. Fred is special and has one eye shut.

Anyway, the melodrama is about compromises.

Listen, but watch for the cat!

Watched on TV


I wasn’t always paying that close of attention, but it was nice to watch it again. It’s a sad movie really.

Good family movie. Chris Evans is great, as is McKenna Grace. Grab the tissues though because you will cry.

Had a long project to due last night so I said "Might as well go through what I haven't seen from 2017 so I can delete this list off my phone"

It's a bit too sappy at moments and tries to shove a melodramatic score down your throat but I did like some things that "Gifted" offered. I thought the performances were strong (most notably from McKenna Grace) and that the story has some touching moments but, as mentioned earlier, there are times where it's really trying to cram the emotion. The more subtle and nuanced scenes are when the emotion works best. The pacing is decent and, overall, it's a very harmless and cute film that will still put a smile on your face.