
I didn’t watch the trailer, see any clips from the movie at all. Went in completely blind. I felt like every second of the movie I was glancing over at my boyfriend with my jaw to the floor. And as for this review I'm kind of speechless and have nothing else to say.

Better than I thought, but I kind of hate how Tris acts to Four when they’ve been through the same thing in different fonts each time. I love how Matthew wasn’t bad like I thought he was going to be.

No amount of warnings could’ve prepared me for the sadness of the last 30 mins, Neil seemed so positive about the play, he wanted to act. The look of fear when his father walked in and it seemed as though he was slightly holding back his happiness and proudness of himself because of him. While Neil’s death impacted all of them, seeing what it did to Todd just made it a million times more heartbreaking. Mr Keating is the type of teacher anyone wishes they had. The end scene when Todd starts the effect of standing on the desk saying “oh captain my captain” this movie was so heartbreakingly beautiful. Even though it’s ended I still feel so much sadness. Robin Williams was so magnificent and a beautiful human being. His impact on acting will forever inspire me and I don’t think there was anyone else more talented, powerful and perfect for the role of Mr Keating/ captain.

Another Tubi/ lifetime movie but this one was actually awful, I usually find these movies to be a guilty pleasure and it had the guy that played Mike in twilight so I was pretty sure it was gonna be good but it was so awful 😭 I feel like she was unreasonably rude to him before he even started being a creep and then I can understand why she wouldn’t want to talk to him when it seemed like he was following her and then for her not to recognize him at all even when he told her his name was Donald. Like Huh?!???