Simon Vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda Movie Review

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Plot

There was a closeted gay teenager called Simon Spier. He lives in a suburb of Atlanta, Georgia. His parents, and friends are close with him. His best friends are Nick, Leah and newcomer Abby. Leah tells him that there is a confession in online about closeted gay, nicknamed Blue. Simson contacts Blue, and they become pretty close with each other. Simon contacts him by his nickname, Jacques. Their contact information was found by Martin. Martin blackmails Simon by spreading about his contacts with Blue. To prevent it, Simon had to help Martin win over Abby. What will happen to Simon? Who is Blue? Will Simon be able to find the genuine Blue? The rest of the story deals with it.

Star Performance

Nick Robinson, as Simon Spier, did an incredible performance in the film. His journey of struggles of a closeted gay teenager was brilliant. His detailing of the character was outstanding. His acting was perfect in the film. Katherine Langford, as Leah Burke, did a fantastic performance in the movie. She shows the nature of a friend who will help her friends in need. Her acting was factual and natural. One would hate Logan Miller, as Martin Addison, after watching this movie. That much impact he made in the whole movie. His appearance as the blackmailer was perfect in the film. Alexandra Shipp, as Abby Susso, did a remarkable performance in the movie. He was excellent in his role. His acting was excellent in the movie. All the other actors were as good as the main lead actors.

Analysis

The storyline of the film was great, heartwarming, and entertaining. The film focus on the central theme of difficulty in sexuality. The film is based on Becky Albertalli's Simon vs. the Homo Sapiens Agenda. The romantic and comedy nature of the film is maintained from the start till the end. The genuine expression of a teenager was portrayed in the film. The journey of a closeted gay teenager is demonstrated in the movie. The storyline in the film was exciting and well-written. The theme and message in the movie were perfect for a young adult audience. The cinematography and direction in the movie were excellent. The coming of age in the movie is perfectly depicted. People will adore the character in the film. The background music and songs play a significant role in the movie. The dialogues were excellent in the film.

What’s There?

• The film uses the concept significantly.
• The film did not go beyond the theme.
• The star cast in the film was perfect.
• The storyline was engaging  in the film.
• The script in the film was perfect.

What’s Not There?

• The storyline of the film seems to be expected.
• The film was lengthy.

Verdict

The film is interesting, with a great star cast. The storyline in the movie has a great message and theme. Those who love coming-of-age films will love this film.