I see almost no resemblance to the book, which makes me completely sad, because the film destroyed the personality and story of several characters, including Simon's own family, disappearing with one of his sisters, which makes no sense. Furthermore, as the story was distorted, in my view, it is impossible to tell Leah's story, since this is the second book; this would only be possible if they burned the book that the author wrote and did something completely different, which could not be called a work based on a book. To be honest, Love, Simon doesn’t really seem based on the book, it looks like they took random phrases from the book and played in the movie, creating completely different things that change everything about the people around Simon. I was completely disappointed.
Shout by Wasleny MariaBlockedParent2020-06-23T04:37:06Z
I see almost no resemblance to the book, which makes me completely sad, because the film destroyed the personality and story of several characters, including Simon's own family, disappearing with one of his sisters, which makes no sense. Furthermore, as the story was distorted, in my view, it is impossible to tell Leah's story, since this is the second book; this would only be possible if they burned the book that the author wrote and did something completely different, which could not be called a work based on a book. To be honest, Love, Simon doesn’t really seem based on the book, it looks like they took random phrases from the book and played in the movie, creating completely different things that change everything about the people around Simon. I was completely disappointed.