All the Bright Places

Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): February 28, 2020

6.7	USER SCORE Generally favorable reviews based on 41 Ratings

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Smokey69Mar 1, 2020

Honestly, I loved this movie so much from the begging to the marvelous speech ending that violet give it to us speech full of emotions I learned how my friends are really important in this world we know that the life is so meanful but atHonestly, I loved this movie so much from the begging to the marvelous speech ending that violet give it to us speech full of emotions I learned how my friends are really important in this world we know that the life is so meanful but at least we have someone who love us. P.S: Stay always positive no matter what
But I didnt like one thing in this movie that at the end of the film the poor hero Teo he dies I feel that I was living with him all the happy and sad moments I cried with violet "His Girlfriend"… Expand

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JLuis_001Mar 1, 2020

Mental health and suicide. Themes already deeply rooted in films and YA novels that demonstrate a clear problem that has always existed but now seems to be more exposed.

All the Bright Places plays in a problematic line and it's that likeMental health and suicide. Themes already deeply rooted in films and YA novels that demonstrate a clear problem that has always existed but now seems to be more exposed.

All the Bright Places plays in a problematic line and it's that like its show 13 Reasons Why, once again Netflix seems to romanticize suicide and the terrible ambiguity of the characters and their personalities, barely get the necessary coherence to deal with their issue in a good way when it decides to lose itself in the clichés of youth romance.

Besides that I must say the ending feels incredibly forced in what feels like a desperate attempt to provoke a manipulated emotional blow for the audience.

That's the most serious problem of this film regardless of its merits and is that it doesn't give the necessary seriousness to its themes and prefers to easily satisfy its youth audience instead of making them question those realities.

Netflix is already too focused on YA productions and these are evidently succeeding but that shows how little those audiences are demanding in terms of stories and how little interested Netflix is in producing more adult content.… Expand

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whoischarlotteJun 1, 2020

It does not earn the places it goes because it does not develop its characters, especially when it comes to Finch. Its love story is a poor, chemistry-less imitation of better love stories, serving no end purpose other than to romanticise andIt does not earn the places it goes because it does not develop its characters, especially when it comes to Finch. Its love story is a poor, chemistry-less imitation of better love stories, serving no end purpose other than to romanticise and trivialize mental health… Expand