An emotionally grasping movie about two extra-ordinary teenagers, who fall in love. Sutter is a nice guy, who loves everybody and everybody likes him as well. He meets this weird girl Aimee, who changes his view of life, eventually.
The main point of the movie is to show young teens and kids, that stagnation and lack of desire to pursue any goals in life is going to lead you to an empty life, where you can only love yourself, since you don't let anybody change your ways. The message is definitely worthy for today's society, since so many people don't know what they really want in life and just sort of give up. It shows, in the movie, that Sutter, eventually, escapes his delusional mindset and tries to move on in life, not saying college is the only way to go, but it certainly is better than drinking beer with some old guys at a pub.
Another important thing here is the way Aimee acts, she is completely blinded by love here, Sutter can do anything and she won't even care, since he is her first ever boyfriend and she is happy with the way everything is, although it is not clear what happened in the end, in my opinion, she just forgave him and they moved together, judging by the pattern of her actions, throughout the film.
Overall it was not horrible nor excellent, it was just an alright movie to ease through without upsetting your brain. Had a lot of cringe worthy moments and just awkward conversations that were not really played out that well, but well... was still somewhat watchable and interesting.
The main point of the movie is to show young teens and kids, that stagnation and lack of desire to pursue any goals in life is going to lead you to an empty life, where you can only love yourself, since you don't let anybody change your ways. The message is definitely worthy for today's society, since so many people don't know what they really want in life and just sort of give up. It shows, in the movie, that Sutter, eventually, escapes his delusional mindset and tries to move on in life, not saying college is the only way to go, but it certainly is better than drinking beer with some old guys at a pub.
Another important thing here is the way Aimee acts, she is completely blinded by love here, Sutter can do anything and she won't even care, since he is her first ever boyfriend and she is happy with the way everything is, although it is not clear what happened in the end, in my opinion, she just forgave him and they moved together, judging by the pattern of her actions, throughout the film.
Overall it was not horrible nor excellent, it was just an alright movie to ease through without upsetting your brain. Had a lot of cringe worthy moments and just awkward conversations that were not really played out that well, but well... was still somewhat watchable and interesting.