Turtles All the Way Down

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Paloma S @paloma_sav 3d As a person with a lot of emotions and also an adolescent, this was one of the most imapactful book to movie adaptations I've ever watched. The characters felt incredibly human, and Aza doesn't strive for perfection simply for advancement. Every character was flawed, but not in a way that made you hate them, just in a way that makes them down to earth. Movie characters that are not morally perfect and have their flaws are the best to watch. They make the adaptation perfect. Cried almost every second of this movie. I cannot recommend it enough. See more Sadra H Dec 2 Acting feels forced and odd, the dialogue makes me think im watching something made by someone who’s never socialized a day in their life, and every scene seems like it was intentionally designed to make you as uncomfortable as possible. Regardless of what their idea was with this film, it just doesn’t matter. It doesn’t work. Wouldn’t recommend. See more Julian Rex M @Julian_M Sep 29 Turtles All the Way Down is dragged that direction by paper-thin characters and a generally unconvincing approach to adapting its source material, but John Green's story stands bright, cinematic, and relevant at the center, floated mostly by director Hannah Marks' unshakable passion for it. See more Grace K Sep 2 This movie thinks it’s so deep…. It’s not. The last line is so bad it’s funny. If okay YA movies are your thing I guess you would like this one. I think you should spend your time watching better films though. See more Alain E @AlainE Aug 17 Does not succeed over all in dealing with an adolescent girl with OCD. But it’s trying. I assume I would have liked it more if I belonged to the target audience. See more Cassidy J Aug 12 "Turtles All the Way Down" has quickly worked its way into my top ten films. The characters are written with such complexity and emotional depth that it’s hard not to see a piece of yourself in at least one of them. Aza, in particular, had me hooked from start to finish — so much so that I’m already set on naming my future daughter after her. This is a tender, honest portrayal of love, friendship, and mental health that I hope will one day sit alongside the great romances of cinema See more Read all reviews

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