Aboutthestory

It's a really funny movie but Amy is actually really good looking so I don't get why Hollywood makes it out to be a joke that she thinks she's beautiful. Michelle Williams is also so funny in this.

It's a charming movie, the pacing is quick, it's cute and fun and an easy watch.

Even thought it's a comedy in a way you can't help but be inspired to carry yourself with confidence and to ultimately believe in yourself fearlessly and unapologetically and the rest of the world will follow suit.

It's a feel-good movie with charm, wit and relatable moments. Amy is charming and energetic and fun to watch.

This show is not realistic. There's a reason why none of them end up together. Okay ten percent might - if that.

I'll keep watching but not because I think it's proving love is blind or that they'll end up married because neither of these are true.

The couples so clearly are awkard together when they finally see each other and they don't live happily ever after for the most part. It's so awkward watching these two people who have known each other for three weeks meet family and plan weddings.

I actually cheer for them when they don't get married because who in their right mind marries someone they met three weeks earlier in abnormal glamorous situations?

Such a bad, good show. I'll keep watching.

This film was such a beautiful journey. The adult and the youth characters/actors all have substance, grounded performances and moments of humor. Debra McGrath's character, Ms. Deering, represents that one teacher we all remember fondly who understood us when we needed it most.

Every actor brings truth, honesty and stellar performances, from industry up and comers, Shayelin Martin and Tania Webb to comedy icons, Colin Mochrie, Deb McGrath, Patrick McKenna, Tara Strong & Steven He. The colors, direction and cinematography relay the world of neuro-diversity beautifully. Most importantly, the film has heart and you feel for hero's journey.