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  Review by ellie ✨ ★½ 17

  I know there are bigger issues with representation here, but I still feel like it's worth mentioning that the scene where they dance to the ed sheeran song that starts "when your legs don't work like they used to before" is a bit tasteless

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  Review by cinephile... 🕯️ ★½ 3

  can someone please let emilia clarke know that moving her eyebrows a lot =/= good acting

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  Review by andrea🌹 ★★½

  neville longbottom gets angry with daenerys targaryen bc she was getting too touchy feely with finnick odair. wild

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  Review by Josh Lewis ★ 15

  Ah, I get it, it's like Beauty and the Beast but the hideous monster is a disabled person... Zero implications there, I'm sure.

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  Review by Holly-Beth ★★ 5

  WE GET IT YOU'RE QUIRKY BUT NOBODY DRESSES LIKE THAT

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  Review by shay ★★ 9

  in all honesty i only cried when her grandfather was sitting so adorably on the chair smiling at her when he gave her her birthday gift

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  Review by cassie ★★ 4

  one star for each of emilia clarke’s eyebrows

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  Review by Mari ★★ 13

  i thought this was the stephen hawking movie

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  Review by christina ★★ 2

  before i watched this i suspected it was part of heterosexual culture and then when not one but two ed sheeran songs played my suspicions were confirmed

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  Review by manilazic ½ 21

  ✨A film so hateful should never be seen or have been made.✨

  The beautiful, but most importantly very rich Will (Sam Claflin) should never have had an accident. He was such a perfect guy! "What's the point of being rich and beautiful if you can't even ski?"! is the basic premise of this film.

  Even worse, what's the point of finding a young, slightly basic middle-class girl to whom you can mansplain everything about art cinema, and who is ready to sacrifice everything to take care of you for the rest of her life, if you never get to "do all the things [you] want to do to [her] right now!"

  Nor money nor love seem to be enough for…

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  Review by ksenija ★ 2

  someone explain to me how a movie that implies that disabled people can never be a “whole” person or ever live a “quality life” is a good movie pls

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  Review by Dominique ★½ 2

  emilia clarke's eyebrows were giving me motion sickness