Netflix | Release Date (Streaming): July 14, 2017
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Generally favorable reviews based on 56 Ratings
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choiboi724Jul 15, 2017
Yeah. The trailer screwed up. But the movie didn't. I am not saying this is by any means, a perfect movie. It isn't. And I do think in my own personal opinion that this film does sometimes takes a not so right turns as it takes right turns.Yeah. The trailer screwed up. But the movie didn't. I am not saying this is by any means, a perfect movie. It isn't. And I do think in my own personal opinion that this film does sometimes takes a not so right turns as it takes right turns. But, what this film should be admired for is its cast's acting, the way its shot, its direction, and its utmost effort to tackle such a difficult subject matter the best way possible. Give this film a try people, it's an interesting watch. It's made with and from people who suffered eating disorders themselves. It's way better handled than bloody 13 Reasons Why at the least. Expand
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SamMetaAug 7, 2017
This movie mentions a pretty dark topic beyond eating disorders, which is also social media, "pro-ana" and guilt. It could have went a little further into that topic and kind of dismisses it. But I thought it was a good film and does get aThis movie mentions a pretty dark topic beyond eating disorders, which is also social media, "pro-ana" and guilt. It could have went a little further into that topic and kind of dismisses it. But I thought it was a good film and does get a little strange but in an interesting way. Expand
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moviemitch96Jul 15, 2017
At times, this felt like a simple and pretty straightforward film about a real-life and common issue, in this case, anorexia, for many teens and young adults, but at the same time, it also felt rather raw, honest, and even mature with how itAt times, this felt like a simple and pretty straightforward film about a real-life and common issue, in this case, anorexia, for many teens and young adults, but at the same time, it also felt rather raw, honest, and even mature with how it handled the subject matter. Lily Collins turns in quite a committed performance both physically and acting-wise. Overall, yes it often times felt like a made-for-TV/Lifetime film (it is a Netflix original after all), but its honest and unflinching portrayal of the subject matter in as mature of a way as possible (although there are still some fun moments to be found throughout here and there to keep things from getting too dark), as well as Lily Collins' more than worthwhile performance makes it worth a watch for those who aren't too easily triggered by some of the depictions of eating disorders found in the film. Expand
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CineAutoctonoJul 25, 2017
"To the bone" was a very good film, with some very good interpretations, and an issue that touches the youth and the psychology of today, the problem of anorexia and bulimia, this was a moving and inspiring story.
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yann741Jul 16, 2017
I still have not bought an anorexia, but after this movie, I know what all the people with anorexia go through, the film delivers what is seen without towing a story of overcoming and challenges, a Lily Collins could not have delivered isI still have not bought an anorexia, but after this movie, I know what all the people with anorexia go through, the film delivers what is seen without towing a story of overcoming and challenges, a Lily Collins could not have delivered is perfectly in this Role, what incredible movie that incredible performances, what a beautiful movie Expand
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buffyobsessedJul 17, 2017
I thought that it made a harsh topic somehow interesting to watch with the humour from Noxon. It was lough out loud funny at times and also dark and depressing. Collins performance was raw and i could relate to Ellen at some points.
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alejandro970Feb 11, 2023
The subject of eating disorders is approached with all seriousness, without exaggeration or sentimentality, so that it seems almost documented. It is the most that could be appreciated, and especially the performances.
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katewacFeb 7, 2018
This is by far one the most exceptional films I have ever seen. Although I have never suffered seriously with an eating disorder and cannot vouch if it a accurate representation of a clinic I was enthralled with the journey. It follows aThis is by far one the most exceptional films I have ever seen. Although I have never suffered seriously with an eating disorder and cannot vouch if it a accurate representation of a clinic I was enthralled with the journey. It follows a young teenage girl ad her struggles with anorexia nervosa. It tackles love, loss, stigma and misconceptions. Considering it tackles such a sensitive and potentially triggering issue I found it funny and lighthearted throughout and all the deepest parts were handled with care and attention. I feel educated after watching the film and really felt the emotion she was going through. I rarely feel so connected to a character but it was acted and scripted beautifully. Expand
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goncalocoutoJan 8, 2019
"To the Bone" é um retrato realista, honesto e, por vezes, incómodo sobre a luta individual contra os distúrbios alimentares e um ótimo estudo da sua protagonista. Collins é uma ótima atriz.
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