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sebastian is so autistic  that last look in seb’s bar really like tugged at my heart strings bad. it really did pain me how their lives went separate ways but i’m very happy for both of them!! i really enjoyed this movie… i would watch again.  i do love ryan gosling he’s great and emma stone was great

i liked it… maybe it was too predictable? but for something like this no one is gonna be satisfied… happens with everything this popular. could it have been better? yes. was i satisfied? yes. were a lot of people? no. everything out about the case did make it exciting to watch…  i don’t really know what else to say. i was satisfied. i had fun. i wasn’t disappointed. but i completely understand why others were.

going in, obviously just watching this movie for andrew rannells… i didn’t know much of the movie or have high expectations or know how i would feel when it was over… but as the movie went on, i stayed for the story. beautifully written and directed by jim rash, this movie is a hidden gem.  an amazing story of learning that it’s okay to move on. that is it needed, actually. that love is and should be unconditional and not on one sided terms. andrew rannells character, jamie simms, which by the way andrew played beautifully and emotionally that it did make me cry, was such a complicated character and i think it was gorgeous how at the end diane told him to move on. he truly became a son to her. and don’t get me started on allison janney’s performance as diane patterson… her acting was phenomenal. especially in the moments she would cry and be telling a story or be at odds with jamie. it was just so incredible i can’t recommend this more. you just seriously have to go watch this for yourself.  andrew rannells fans (myself and jay, who watched it with me) you will be truly fed with this movie trust me. i want more of jamie simms and i want more of him now. it’s not a want it’s a need.

human nature is stuck in my head once again thank you