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Romance, Drama 110 min R
Love like there's no ending.
It's a new school year for the Truham-Higgs gang. As Nick and Charlie's relationship deepens, their thoughts turn to life after the last bell rings.
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Spare, character-led, contemplative and intimate.
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This is the movie that ended the Heartstopper series. I know that this will probably not be a popular opinion, but I actually found the movie a bit disappointing. I thought that much of it was boring and instead of trying to give a well-rounded ending to the characters, it fell flat. I won't spoil anything about the details, but basically it turns out that Nick had his own issues that he never dealt with and about 98% of the movie deals with that. Most of the scenes with him and Charlie were pointless and/or depressing. Honestly, I'm glad they did this at the end of the series because if they had started off with this movie, I wouldn't have been interested enough to watch the series. For such a powerful and impactful series to come to a close on such a boring, mostly one-sided note, it was a letdown.
Read the whole review on TMDB*Heartstopper* is one of the most important queer cultural phenomena of its generation. Encompassing a comic, a television series and several novellas, it helped bring stories of queer joy to a vast mainstream audience. Some have criticised the show for being overly twee, describing its portrayal of young queer life as "unrealistic", but I've never agreed with that. It's optimistic, for sure, but that doesn't necessarily mean unrealistic. It shows the power of love, communication, honesty and tolerance in a world where, sadly, those qualities are becoming scarcer by the minute. If we all took a leaf out of Nick and Charlie's book, the world would be a much better place. After 24 episodes, the television series concludes with a feature-length 25th instalment. Coming a little over two weeks after the final volume of its graphic novel source material was released, it certainly had its work cut out for it. Compressing the story into two hours, when each season of the series averaged just under four and a half hours, was always going to require compromise. These compromises are noticeable, but they never broke the film's emotional hold over me. In the film, Nick and Charlie face some of
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