Too Much Life

I loved the film as it showed when you have goals or dreams in life - you must continue on your path with what ever is presented to you. You keep moving ahead in your goals with mutual respect and admiration for all those who help you along the way.

It's the perfect movie to help teach good working habits, excellent communication skills and partnership experiences when working with many different personalities, minds and characters on the same subject matter.

I definitely enjoyed watching the whole film making process from beginning, edit and marketing till the end.

It's a wonderful film for the whole family to watch! Will definitely inspire more young film makers in our coming future.

I saw this beautifully shot film. Read more about it. Shocked to see it wasn't a big studio film and budget. Don't miss! We need to support independent film makers. Great acting, great production values. Makes me want to move to Kaua'i. I tried to find if they've made other films but am not certain yet. I know much of the big studio movies in Hawaii bring in most crew and talent so it's nice that they're keeping it local. The school looks like a place I'd have loved to go. Everything is just technicolor in this sweet movie about coming of age in the attention economy. It's also safe for the whole family.

This production is one of those movies that stays with you in the best way. The scenery is absolutely breathtaking - Hawaii is practically a character of its own. I learned a lot about the culture and it made me appreciate its depth and richness.

What really got me, though, was the heartfelt storyline. It's beautifully written and full of emotion without ever feeling forced. The relationships felt real, the moments of joy and struggle were so relatable, and I found myself tearing up more than once (in a good way).

The music was another highlight. It blends modern and traditional sounds so well - it felt like the soul of the movie.

The actors were incredible too, especially considering how young some of them are. Natural, grounded performances that made everything feel genuine. There's such maturity in their performances - the kind of depth and subtlety you'd expect from actors with way more experience.

Definitely recommend this one if you're in the mood for something beautiful and meaningful. Too Much Life has a lot of heart - and it gave me a lot to think about.

Gorgeous cinematography and excellent acting, in a complex story that kept me guessing. Feeling, surprises, insight, and meaning deepen all the way through. The film combines the realities of teen friendships, the fantastic and funny in great balance. Can be appreciated by the whole family and all ages -- it's about relationships, disappointment, betrayal, forgiveness, dealing with the unexpected twists, turns, and difficulties of life and finding a better path forward. Teens and parents may appreciate it the most. The setting and lead actress are incomparable, though all are very good ---new stars here!

Too Much Life is a must-watch film! It's a heartfelt coming-of-age story that explores important themes such as the search of identity, friendships and family dynamics.

The film follows Harper Hudson, a young and determined aspiring school leader, as she navigates relationships, personal growth and the challenges of her future.

The stunning cinematography captures Hawaii's natural beauty, from rainbows and golden sunsets over the ocean, to the lush, green landscapes, creating a setting that feels almost like another character in the film. The soundtrack not only grounds the story in its setting, but also deepens the emotional impact, making every scene feel even more immersive.

Too Much Life delivers both sun-drenched escapism and emotional depth. Whether you're drawn in by the stunning Hawaiian scenery, the heartfelt storytelling, or the exploration of self-identity and cultural roots, the movie is sure to leave an impact, no matter your age!