Here is My Movie Review of the Perks of Being a Wallflower

 

Here is My Movie Review of the Perks of Being a Wallflower

So basically what happens is that you have this teenage boy named Charlie who is starring high school for the very first time and he doesn't really have any friends. But then he meets these two students named Patrick and Sam and they all start to hang out and Start a friendship. However  after they are partying Charlie starts hallucinating about dead aunt. He also starts to have relationship problems and he has to do whatever he can to make this school year the best school year of his life and that is basically what the story is for this movie. 

The acting in this movie is still really amazing.  I still think everyone gives it their all. I can tell everyone is having fun as their characters.

Logan Lerman plays the character of Charlie and he still does a fantastic job. What makes Charlie such a wonderful character is that you understand where he's coming from. He is having relationship problems and he is still mourning over the death of his aunt. Probably my favorite moment from this movie is where he is talking to his teacher Mr. Anderson about his relationship problems with him. That is probably the most strongest moment in the film. The chemistry between him and Ezra Miller, Emma Watson, Mae Whitman, Joan Cusack, and Paul Rudd is still really great. 

Ezra Miller plays Patrick in this movie. I have to say he  still does an excellent job as this character. What makes Patrick such a sympathetic character is that He doesn't know if he wants to open up to being gay because he is worried about people  very poorly. Probably The most emotional scene of this movie is where Patrick tells Charlie that he is gay and it is probably the most emotional moment of the entire film. The chemistry between him and Logan Lerman is still really awesome. 

Emma Watson plays Sam In this movie. I have to say she does a spectacular job as the character of Sam. What makes Sam such a complex and emotional character that really loves Charlie but she doesn't know If she loves him. The romance between her and Charlie might be some of the best moments of the entire film. The chemistry between her and Logan Lerman is still really terrific. 

Mae Whitman plays Mary Elizabeth In the film and she still does a phenomenal job as the character of Mary Elizabeth. What makes Mary Elizabeth such an interesting character is that she is worried about Charlie and she wants him to seek help for his problems and the friendship between her and Charlie might be the most emotional scenes in the entire film. The chemistry between her and Logan Lerman is astounding.

Joan Cusack plays The character of Dr. Burton in the film and I still think she does a spectacular job as the character of Dr Burton. What makes Dr Burton such an intelligent character is that all she wants to do is to help Charlie control his emotions. The scenes where she and Charlie are talking during his therapy session might be the most emotional and saddest scenes of the entire film because she is trying to help him get over the death of his aunt. Those are probably the most emotional scans in a  2012 film.  The chemistry between her and Logan Lerman are  still really remarkable.

However the absolute standout of the entire film is Paul Rudd as Mr Anderson. What makes Mr Anderson such a likable and kind-hearted character is that he really cares for all the students. He wants them to  have a great life after they graduate from high school. Probably my favorite scene with Mr Anderson is when he talks to Charlie about how he wants him to become a writer after he graduates from high school. It is probably my favorite scene of the entire film. The relationship between Mr Anderson and Charlie is  still really entertaining. The chemistry between him and Logan Lerman Is still really tremendous. 

The directing by Stephen Chbosky is really interesting. What I like about her directing is that she does a flawless job of tackling the subject of come out as LGBTQ Because in real life it can be really hard for someone for people that they are LGBTQ Society treats them like they're nothing and it is really sad  because people just treat them like they're garbage and I just feel really bad for them because I don't still think people who are LGBTQ don't deserve to be treated so poorly by society. I still think people who are LGBTQ deserve to be treated fairly Just like everybody else. I still think it is really cool how she did that.

So in conclusion I still really enjoyed this movie. I still think the film does a really great job of discussing the subject of being LGBTQ and I still think the film does an excellent of trading the discussion very seriously. I still do this in the movie that a lot of people can relate to like if you're going to the school for the first time or if you're wondering if you should open up to everybody about being LGBTQ. I still think more people should watch this movie especially if you like The Fundamentals of the Caring which also stars  Paul Rudd. I give this movie a 10/10.