Brenda Banh

Wow. Everything from the characters, the story, the nostalgia of her parents' house, the music, the way the scenes were beautifully framed... it left me speechless. This movie deserves all the awards.

I forced myself to finish this show to find out what happened when I really should've just read the article or listened to the podcast. I almost gave up on it several times, it was so hard to watch. The acting was most comparable to the Kardashians, the way they sound and the way they talk to each other. It was unbearable!

It's Bring It On meets Euphoria meets Pretty Little Liars. Another show about teenagers living unrealistic adult lives. Nothing about this show was cohesive and it left many loose ends. But it's entertaining enough where you can leave it on in the background while you do other things

I enjoyed this movie a lot more than I thought I would. It's not like your average coming of age or YA movie, it was very real and many kids who started partying early or wanted to grow up too fast (many of us) will be able to relate. It definitely deserves a lot more recognition

Really sums up 2020 in a funny and entertaining way- some comedic relief to wrap up a long and difficult year

I enjoyed the first one but this was even better!

This movie wasn't bad but that being said, can we stop glorifying toxic relationships? There's nothing romantic about giving someone multiple chances when they let you down over and over again, and no, passionate sex doesn't make up for it. I really hope that young people don't believe that this is what love looks like.

I look forward to watching bad Hallmark Christmas movies every holiday season but this was just SO BAD. The really fake animated gecko was the last straw for me, skipped through the rest just to see what happens and I'm glad I didn't waste my time.

Idk how they managed to make every single character so unlikeable. The woman with the lips is the most annoying one out of them all and they're all terrible moms. Jenny's character is such a horrible person, I can't figure out what her purpose is on the show? Not even the other characters like her. This show was so irritating, the kids were pretty much the only tolerable characters.

I didn't read the book but I thought this movie had a good plot. However, the way it was carried out just fell short for me. For such a serious issue/situation, the movie lacked emotion, there wasn't much depth. Overall, it wasn't bad at all, it just had a lot of potential to be better.