#simon 2018

[yesloulou]

Daniel talking to Simon while sitting out raining FP3 at the 2018 German Grand Prix

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[cosmonautroger]

Simon Stålenhag, The Electric State, 2018

[pedroam-bang]

Mission: Impossible - Fallout (2018)

[celluloidrainbow]

BENJAMIN (2018) dir. Simon Amstell Benjamin, a rising star filmmaker, is on the brink of premiering his difficult second film 'No Self' at the London Film Festival when Billie, his hard drinking publicist, introduces him to a mesmeric French musician called Noah. (link in title)

[its-tea-time-darling]

» Das Boot, S1E3: Losses

I don't know, something tells me we are just getting started.

[grrlmusic]

Raf Simons

[alternativerunway]

Simone Rocha Spring 2018

[starling-party]

Simon Pegg, for Vera Magazine 2018

[usernyoom]

ABU DHABI 2018 -> SILVERSTONE 2023: Daniel Ricciardo talks to his race engineer, Simon Rennie, prior to his last race with Red Bull in 2018, and prior to his test runs for Pirelli in the RB19

📸 by Mark Thompson (edited)

[hungry-hobbits]

this is the perfect summary of the simone/carla arc in season 1

[yesloulou]

FP1, 2018 Singapore Grand Prix 🇸🇬

[maggiecheungs]

benjamin (2018) dir. simon amstell

[theflixdiaryproject]

"no. no, I actually broke up with you because you don't look like a guy." - Simon

Love, Simon tells the story of Simon Spier (Nick Robinson), a high school student who has yet to come out as gay. living in the suburbs, Simon leads a seemingly normal life, with supportive friends and a loving family. he’s been communicating with a fellow student named Blue online, but their secret relationship is now complicated when Simon’s private messages are exposed.

read my review below (may contain spoilers):

watched July 28th, 2024 on netflix

I expected a cute, fun teen rom-com from Love, Simon but what I got is something much deeper. this movie is full of emotions that really catch me off guard. I grin.. I laugh.. I cry.. and sometimes it can feels like a punch to the gut. even though I don’t see myself as part of the LGBTQ+ community, I still feel connected to Simon’s journey. this movie is not just about being gay; it’s also brings a subtle message to everyone who feels trapped and wants to break free to show the world their true selves. I really really love how this movie handles the coming-out theme. Simon’s struggle feels so relatable. it’s like something everyone can understand, even if the details of the story are different for us. the way Simon balances his secret online relationship with his real life is both thrilling and heartbreaking. it makes me think of my own online friends, the ones who truly get me, unlike some people around me. sometimes, people you’ve never met can know you better than your own family.

Simon’s secret online relationship is a big part of the story, and it’s beautifully done. his anonymous friendship with Blue feels authentic and sweet. it’s the kind of connection that probably will make you believe in people again, if you've lost it. watching Simon figure out these emotions while hiding such a big part of himself feels so raw and honest. the family dynamic in this movie is also really nice. Simon’s parents (played by Jennifer Garner and Josh Duhamel) are great, and they stay in the background. this is important because it lets the story focus on Simon. they don’t steal the spotlight, and I appreciate that. they’re there to support Simon, not to take over the movie. it feels very balanced. by the time the movie ends, I’m filled with so many feelings. Love, Simon hits me the right way. it’s authentic and refreshing, especially in the teen romance genre. it doesn’t try too hard, but it’s powerful in its simplicity. it shows that coming out, love, and figuring out who you are doesn’t have to be over-the-top to feel real. whether you’re part of the LGBTQ+ community or not, this movie is worth watching.

final verdict: I think it was okay/watchable

maturity rating: 13+ genre: comedy, drama, romance duration: 1h 50m (110 mins) country of origin: USA language: English screenplay: Greg Berlanti, Isaac Aptaker, Elizabeth Berger based on: Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda novel by Becky Albertalli major cast: Nick Robinson, Katherine Langford, Alexandra Shipp, Logan Miller, Jennifer Garner, Josh Duhamel, Keiynan Lonsdale

[grrlmusic]

Raf Simons

[alternativerunway]

Simone Rocha Spring 2018

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