A Girl Like Grace

A lot of bad acting. The plot is well thought but the acting is terrible.

This movie worked my nerves at times because it was too slow. It finally started moving along when I decided to watch something else. Besides having to watch actors clearly in their 30's and I know two of the mean girls were pushing 40 or flip over it playing teenagers, it was an okay movie.

Not a pg-13 movie . 1 part a girl takes a younger girl into a porn shop . You can hear loud moaning amongst other things you see and hear in a porn shop 2nd the high school girls do a little song a dance that's explicit "pop this cherry I know you wanna eat it " etc . ect. Third there is a scene where a man gives a woman oral sex. No nudity is seen but the scene is very explicit and inappropriate for a "pg13" movie There's some talk about girls being lesbians That's just to name a few. No need to go into the rest of the movie you get the idea. This movie is rated R not of 13

I really liked this movie, but wish the characters backgrounds could have been developed more. There were lots of flashbacks to the past, but without any real explanations or specific details of what happened. All the characters are flawed, as all human beings are, and there is a lot of tragedy shaping the main characters. Ryan Destiny is a great actress who portrays Grace, a troubled teenager who is coming of age after losing her best friend to suicide the summer before her senior year of high school. I enjoyed her relationship with Meagan Good's Share (Grace's best friend's older sister) although Share's character is somewhat confusing. The ending is confusing too...leaving questions about Share's future fate unanswered. Motivations were unclear at times. Excellent story and interesting characters, but individual personalities could have been explored in much more depth than they were. Still, I was emotionally vested in the characters' pain, & cried at the end of the movie

Grace's braid changed 30x on the first day. AA movies don't have to lack like this😔 We have to let others live their life.