This movie was complexifying to watch like traumatizing. Cameron Boyce plays Calvin, a bullied high school student in somewhat a disclosed location. Cal had always thought about Gabriella (Brianna Hildebrand) in a loving way since eighth grade. Here's the gist of the problem, Aramis Knight's role is Victor whose dating Gabriella. Big problem arises when Vic finds out about Cal's crush. As a victim of bullying throughout the continuation of my life until I dropped out of high school during my senior year. I was felt the similar position as this main lead character. Evidently, there were flaws with this film mainly, in the first half. We don't see Cal's mother at all, or what she was doing in her room. We may never know... I'm sad for incident regarding Boyce. Usually, bullying turns to another person. The football coach is more of a jerk than his players. I was always afraid of going to school, tell staff about it because of people teasing me thinking I'm a snitch. I couldn't even tell my parents about how I felt as a victim, prior high school, I've gotten bullied when I was little as well. Although, I do wish I gain revenge as well... something small but satisfying. Oh well, that's what karma is for. The bullying that occured from ages 11 to 18 or 19 was hard to deal with, I had developed mental illness symptoms additionally. This was real, nothing too fictional. It was frightening how these jocks aka the bullies are souless a-holes. You'll later find out why I said that, I don't wanna spoil everything. I'm just glad I left when I can, it wasn't easy handling it by myself everyday. Stay in school if you manage to find real friends to help you, sadly... I didn't. Bullies in real time somewhat ruined a big chunk of my life. Rest In Peace Cameron Boyce, man--tragic for a last and final role. Boyce, you were a badass--your fans (including myself) love ya dude. :/
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