Love You Anyway

This film honestly relates so much to me minus the depression part but mackenzie nd lucas both have an awesome friendship honestly I cried 10 times ngl but tha means it's good I my opinion 💖

Charlie gillespie and reign Edward's were fantastic. I was swept away by their onscreen friendship. I could relate to the struggles gillespie was amazing he made me cry and feel his emotions.

This is not your typical "teenager goes through depression" kind of movie. This is an unique movie that takes a turn on how you approach mental health from the point of view of those who are struggling with it. The fact that it is on "home videos" format just adds to it, because we get to peek inside the characters' most intimate thoughts and you begin to understand and relate a lot to what they go through. It's an honest mental health journey, it's raw and it has so much depth to the dialogues and monologues. Reign Edwards and Charlie Gillespie delivered brilliant performances, they really gave the life it needed to the friendship, the love and the meaning of having someone to just be there for you mo matter what. Amazing job from the cast and crew, it's worth every minute.

Who lives like this? Given everything.. crying about trying soo hard yet hasnt done anything hard in her life besides school work and social drama. While ALL that can be hard it fails in comparison to kids who are homeless or struggling to find meals and the actual percentage of people growing up not in this fantasy world is so much more. Why would any one relate to this ? I know this reivew is lacking in all regards in to the actual quality of story telling etc.. they could have chosen material with people the majority can relate to.. having just the mental health or drug issue being the thing people relate to is a cop out. Sorry hard pass for me.

I initially heard about this movie and got excited about it for one reason: CHARLIE GILLESPIE. Same for many people. He's a crazy beautifully talented and caring human. But as I watched it the deeper I got in the show I realized that writer/ director Anna Matz could have taken my diaries from high school and turned them into a movie. I felt so connected to "Mack" (Reign Edwards) in the first 30 minutes of the show than anything or anyone in my 38 years of life. I will continue to watch this over and over and recommend it to everyone and anyone. If you are going through something y'all reach out. Please.