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The only basic virtue is its realism. A story about teenagers, from the passion of a student for her teacher to the obsession of a colegii about her. The vad thing is the absence of message and the predactibility. A hivh Scholl story, Nice, dramatic, familiar but not convincing.

From an ordinary teen drama, to a gripping thriller. I tried to avoid any information about this movie, before watching it, and this was a very good choice. When you think, that you know where the story runs out, it takes a total turn back, and it's not annoying, and don't gives you the feeling, that the film is just bluffing. The twists in the plot was perfectly placed in the story line. The cast is just breathtaking, full of new faces, and everyone gives their very best. This movie is a beautiful example of the creative and wholehearted movie making, with slight money, but a lot of extraodinary ideas.

From the very beginning, it felt like a very basic story. A certain twist made it a little more interesting halfway through, but still it was barely more than yet another meaningless teen love story. The execution didn't make it special either, there's nothing remarkable about the way it was shot, or the dialogue. Apart from the main character girl, everybody felt plastic and one-dimensional. As someone who speaks Hungarian, I found the unnatural intonation distracting and some of the support acting was also really bad. The conclusion was anti-climactic and it's really unclear what this movie was trying to be about. Both the good and the bad deeds of the characters remained inconsequential.

The story is a really needed one on movie, that's messed up with bunch of talentless actors and actresses (the main character was played pretty good), and horrible direction. The "Flipped" formula was rude, and I had a feeling like it's a bad version of "13 reasons why".

I normally watch action movies in the cinema and others at home. Something told me that this drama/thriller is worth watching in the cinema - and boy, was I right.

The teen girls in the row behind me were giggling throughout the pre-movie commercials, but their laughs died a few minutes into RLSM. The film grabbed the whole screening room's attention and did not let go till the very end. The director had a great sense when to release the tension a bit and let the room laugh. Overall, this is a very well made, authentic movie with a gripping and relevant story. I was wondering the streets listening to the film's soundtrack (look up RLSM on Spotify) for hours afterwards, immersed in the movie's world. Which, you realise, is the real world.