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Cinematic tragedy. It's very evident that they just rushed into a movie and thought it would do "ok".

Review by a Late 20s lesbian. This movie has everything that we wanted growing up. It's toxic in the best way possible. Go into it without even watching the trailer. I adore that it's wlw love but in a way that it lives up to crime movies from heterosexual media. It's crazy in all the best ways. Must see can't wait to buy it when it's out.

I have to say. I saw this movie for the first time in 2020. Given that for some stupid reason my parents didn't let me watch it back then. Out of all the saga this one was the one that hit home. Absolutely loved it.

I have to say I never saw the movies as a teenager given that my family was very conservative and well Church had some weird conceptions about the movie. I'm giving this a 5/5 but hear me out. This isn't a perfect movie. And less if you're looking for something attractive to a public that isn't young and mostly attracted to men. As I grew and understood the importance of movies like this. I became aware that every movie done for a female audience tends to be frowned upon and disgarded as something trashy, without a plot and not good. The acting is horrible don't get me wrong. But the movie and the drama involved you to a point where (if you're just here to enjoy the moment) you will love parts of it and crige in others. Building my opinion as a adult now for the movie I actually like it. Sucks that social norms always ruin our childhoods.

This show reminds sl much of when I was kid watching Kim Possible. I'm in love with the fact that girls are getting super heroes that actually have good stories. I hope my kids get to watch this.

The real question is, why have I never heard of this movie before? Lost and delirious tells the story from the POV of a new kid in an all girls boarding school. She moves into a room where two girls already live and are really "acquainted" with each other. The thing about the movie that separates it from the rest is the fact that there is no censorship of their love story. It's a closet love but it feels true and the teenage angst are palpable. No, there is never good ending in lesbian movies. It's something that you get accustomed to. But the overall love story is truly worth the time.

This is what Fifty Shades tried so desperately to do. We needed cinemas outside the US to do it. The movie is freaking hot 🔥

I think if the series had a better pilot episode I would be more pleased with it. The weird thing is that I came for the gay and stayed for the straight. The stories all around the main character were so good heart felt. It was weird that I felt like the only one that needed a better love story was the main character.