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I’m going to keep this short because I don’t think there’s a need to dissect this movie. I simply want to say that I think you all should see it. I haven’t read the book, but I’m told the movie compares very favorably. And the soundtrack is to die for.
In basic terms, the movie will make you feel:
You know when you’re on a roller coaster and you have that constant knot in your stomach from the tension of climbing hills and knowing that when you reach the top, you’re going to go really fast down a hill of equal proportions and while it’s exhilarating, it’s also incredibly scary?
That’s how this movie made me feel. And I was on the verge of tears from start to finish, even though there were some funny parts and sad parts and everything in between.
And it makes us children of the ’90s (well, adolescents of the ’90s, because really, it’s us Grungers who will really understand it) nostalgic for a different and simpler time.
Finally, anyone wondering if there’s life after Harry Potter, wonder no more. Emma Watson’s performance was superb.
An Unexplored Wilderness 
i’m somewhat puzzled about keeping “quite” about the things you see. what exactly does that mean?
I will put this on my list of ‘movies to see’ 🙂
i will probably see this film, but i’m not quiet sure when.
You just described exactly how I felt when I watched it. Loooved it. And I agree, Emma Watson was fantastic, although she could use to work on her American accent a little more.
I thought she did well with the accent.