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From a kid who wasn't allowed to watch Harry Potter or read the books to being able to buy all the movies! This brought tears to my eyes!! I'm sitting here tearing up at the love they had for each other and memories they shared for us. They were part of a huge chunk of our childhood. Practically giving up their own. I really appreciate them all and feel like having another Harry Potter binge weekend!

I am a deaf child, partially deaf. Since birth no sound has gone in to my left ear. The person who raised me(I was adopted within family). She never allowed me to learn sign language. I always wanted to I thought and still do think it's the coolest form of communication. Instead, she made me go to specialist after specialist for hearing aids. I'm not mad about it that was still cool to have. I have had every aid known to man short of surgery. It wasn't embarrassing going to school with hearing aids it just was kind of annoying being put on the spot having to unplug stuff and teachers wearing microphones. This movie makes me glad she did still give me options and at least acknowledged that I was deaf. At least giving me the chance to contribute to people around me instead of being alone 100% of the day.

I had seen previews of this movie for some time and finally got to watch it! Way after watching Here Comes Trouble. But when I saw the commercials for this, I always thought this was from like early or mid 2000's. Not so recent as 2020. I am shook, this was good. I expected the ending to be exactly the way it was. I think the way people and society has too much of a say in others personal love lives is ridiculous! I understand the need to a certain degree and the reasons behind keeping an eye on certain "love" relationships. However, consenting adults doing what they please should be their business and their business alone!

IDK if I wrote a review for this when I watched it, but I still remember loving the movie when I saw it. I was very lucky to watch it with a friend and we were the only 2 people in the whole theater!! Which made the experience even better. I haven't seen the show since the main actors for the movie weren't in the show. But if I feel that strong urge to watch the series one day best believe I will.

Great childhood movie!! They don't make movies like this anymore. I miss the old days and old or 2000s films that were made and had meaning and showed how humans act or should act to others. Showing love and respect people had for making movies that were family based,

I watched this at a time when I was living within my very religious family!! I mean I wasn't allowed to read or watch Harry Potter. So watching this was very fun to me. And I always thought Highmore had a twin the whole time. I think once I saw the commercials for Bates Motel did I finally realize that he was not a twin. I love this movie and the magic of it. And I am not ashamed to say I think some of the creatures are real. Because how else can you explain the missing utensils and things when you live alone in your house?

I loved it!!! Finished it in a day and was very happy to see some familiar faces. Though the death just seems to be rampant with some characters!!! I swear Wayne Song been having some tough characters in the last 3 dramas I watched with him in it. Either his love dies, or he dies. It's heart breaking. But Nat Chen fine af!! Pretty much all of them were/are! Sad it's over but this was cute and dramatic.

I have no words!! Just a very emotional movie! Kinda seems wrong to say I loved it cause...... I just love how the neighborhood, family and friends came together

I watched these a couple years ago and I loved it. I knew there were Disney movies in other cultures, but I haven't watched them like that. And this was cute and very good on the emotional parts. It is fairytale driven which is fine by me because the real world sucks

I absolutely love this!! I will definitely watch a second one if it is made!! I wonder how those on the Autism spectrum feel about his character. Do they think they were portrayed well? I'd love to know