Sarah Sanchez

I watched the entire season in the span of six hours. That should kinda give you all the idea of just how good this show was. In the span of six episodes a really heart wrenching and powerful story was told and the end left me sobbing. People like me don’t get the kinda of representation Young Royals gave and it couldnt have been done any better. The confusion, the denial, the hiding; I couldn’t have described it all any better. I pray that Netflix will renew this for a second season because we all need to know what happens with our boys and we deserve our representation. Moving characters, compelling actors, and terrific story line.

This movie sheds light on so many topics of the unfairness to women today! Not only does it touch on everything a women gets told but it also recognizes through Seth that he’s not allowed to be treated lesser than the women. Equals. Us women don’t want to be more than you, we want to be equals. Deal with it; it’s the exact message this movie says. And yo Will Don? It’s completly realistic we just haven’t had anyone brave enough to do it yet. But we will.

I.... wow. This movie was magnificent, two years ahead of BLM for George Floyd and the similarities were uncanny. The lighting between Garden Heights and Williams, warm and cool, was amazing from a film geek POV but the story, just wow. This subject needs to be touched on and the way it was in this movie was magnificent, empowering, bold, and just a great work of art. I’m not black but I am brown, Mexican heritage. I’ve had my fair share of things like these but this movie conveyed everything. They spoke for me. I wouldn’t change anything about this film.

It’s offensive to my people and I’m Mexican. almost all have an accent and that’s so untrue! Get it right, we need representation.

I’m not gay, I’m Omnisexual actually. Watching this movie though reflected a lot of my struggles as a non straight teen. Im a sucker for lgbtq love stories on top of that and god this has to be one of the best. Many will disagree but the things said and done (mainly Simons shouting at Martin for outing him) was just all so accurate and touching. I cried so much during the end and god im too happy for fictional characters. Overall this movie was spot on and hopefully in the future, I hope there will be more.

I watched this movie yesterday thinking it had potential because why not? After thirty minutes I was already beginning to feel distaste. For one, the romances were too forced and should have been left alone, not every movie needs romance! Also, the reasoning for committing such an illegal act doesn’t make sense and how the four of them got out of it in the end made no sense to me, they should have been arrested and why didn’t that teacher tell?! Also, I don’t know if it was done on purpose but making Benny being the “criminal” and poor kid doesn’t look good —especially now in 2020- while the three light complected kids were fine. Overall, this movie wasn’t that good but props to the actors for getting through it who are in fact talented.