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The kind of tense movie that causes teens to feel all types of way. This movie has to be one of the most well made movies produced by Mr. Mudd Productions. Charlie, a young teen, has now lost someone really close, and now has no other choice beside moving on instead of living in his sadness. His new friends, Sam and Patrick, have now gotten close to him because of their similarities and obviously their differences. They are helping him experience the beauties of life and to live life to the fullest. Before meeting them, his life had only included disappointment, but now that they've gotten to know each other, he´s experienced things he hasn't before from his first fight to first love. Although they have became very close because of their similarities and differences, Sam and Patrick are soon getting ready to graduate high school leaving Charlie, a Freshman, behind.

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Although all the actors did a really good job, there are some actors that specifically stood out. Emma Watson who played the role of Sam did an amazing job playing her role. For most of the time of her acting, you wouldn’t have even known that it was only part of a script. Her amazing acting is not only shown in this movie, but also in other movies that she has been involved in such as the Harry Potter series. One of the most unbelievable actors in the movie would have to be Logan Lerman, which played the role of Charlie. His acting was really great that even the emotional scenes were much more than what we expected. Lastly, one of the most overwhelming actors in the movie would have to be Ezra Miller who played the role of Patrick. In general his acting was one of the most exciting since it didn’t look like it was scripted but instead just living by the moment. Overall, all the actors did a really fantastic job, which made the scenes come along and look

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