Can Jacob Tremblay please stop starring in films that make me cry. Someone in my screen brought in a whole box of tissues and I’m pretty sure there’s wasn’t much left after 113 minutes.
Heartwarming, emotive and inspiring, Wonder holds fantastic acting across the cast which helps to tell Auggie Pullman’s story. The scenes set in the school were put together extremely well and as someone who didn’t have a great time at school, the twists and turns of Auggie’s friendships really resonated with me.
If everyone can just take one thing from this film it’s that, no matter the circumstances, being kind to each other makes the world a better place.
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@brendan_jwhite I cried from literally the beginning till the very end. It's just that beautiful. And they're not all tragic scenes, many of the scenes are actually really beautiful and happy, and those were the ones that made me cry even harder.
I could relate to pretty every single character in this movie, if not personally relating to them (Via) I could find someone really close to me (my cousin) who share a similar story. This cousin has never been the priority for their parents, but even so she's never held a grudge for it and simply has stayed submissive but lovely and kind and a beautiful person even on a delicate situation like this.
I cried for Auggie, Via, Miranda, Jullian, Jack, Auggie's mother, pretty much the entire cast but the dog. Yeah, sorry.
Anyway, would recommend this 300%, it shows how pretty much everyone of us are victims of life, life who's simply mean to us just because. Via, like Miranda, aren't and weren't mean and never meant to hurt anyone, but sometimes we just do... unintentionally, because we've also been hurt ourselves...
