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"

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

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

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The most relatable scene in film history = Chris Evans stepping on a Lego and saying how much it hurts.

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Simple but effective and emotional. Very well made and acted.

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After reading the script, and seeing the movie i can wholeheartedly say the screenwriter had no idea what he was doing. There are so many unnecessary scenes that go no where and and are out of place. The main one that sticks out is the "is god real scene" as it has no bearing on anything else that happens. The whole movie was predictable and had me rooting for Evelyn because of how annoying and childish Frank was. The only thing saving this from being half a star is Jenny Slate and McKenna Grace's performances.

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McKenna Grace is an incredible child actor. I could watch her all day, and the script of Gifted gives her plenty to do.

Director Marc Webb really shines in these lower budget independent scale movies. 

Really loved this movie and was quite moved by it. It's a bit predictable but you enjoy the road taken with the cast of characters. 

Chris Evans, Jenny Slate and Octavia Spencer are all great but newcomer Mckenna Grace absolutely steals the show as Mary. She gives such an emotional, funny and innocent performance for a young actor.

chris evans with kids is the cutest fucking thing! dammit!

I'm not crying, it's raining on my face.

This isn't something I'd normally watch - a little too sappy - but Chris Evans is in it. And there are a some nice, funny moments as well.

Muy agradable como drama familiar, sobre todo considerando que ya sabemos exactamente el tipo de película e historia que es y que (espero no sea spoiler) al final todos acabarán juntos.

Claro que no hace falta saber mucho de matemáticas para entenderle, el enfoque está en el lado humano, por lo que me decepciona un poquito que la villana sea tan cuadrada y acartonada, pero fuera de esto todo está muy bien. Me hubiera gustado también un poquito más de exploración de lo que significa para una niña de esa edad socializar pero ok.

Supongo que lo que trato de decir es que es buena, sin ser excelente ni muy sobresaliente. En cierta forma me recuerda a Dakota Fanning y Sean Penn en "I am Sam".

Entre paréntesis, quiero varias de las camisas que saca Chris Evans.