Review of Love, Simon (2018) by Andrew K — 16 Mar 2018
As with Wonder (2017), Love, Simon urges social acceptance within our community. While Wonder, which revolves around social fear and arrogance of those who look different than us, Love, Simon immerses moviegoers in a hotly contested topic that is usually met with an unparalleled amount of hate and cruelty.
Yes, brutal honesty, but it's an unfortunate reality. Watching this film doesn't feel as if its pushing an agenda, but urges social acceptance in our schools, families and communities by showcasing the trials and tribulations of a teen trying to understand himself while longing for acceptance.
It's worth a watch. After all, everyone deserves a great love story!
This review of Love, Simon (2018) was written by Andrew K on 16 Mar 2018.
Love, Simon has generally received very positive reviews.
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