The Sky Is Everywhere

I really enjoyed 'The Sky Is Everywhere'.

I can't comment on how it compares to the book, but solely on film terms I think it's very good. Grace Kaufman gives a pleasing performance, showing a fair few emotions in the role. The rest of 'em are solid too, whether that be Jacques Colimon or Cherry Jones. Visually it also looks real neat.

I'm not saying it's perfect of course, spontaneous moments of everyone dancing is still yet to work on me, though it is a pleasant watch all in all - with added meaning. Judge for yourself, but I personally think it is more than up to the mark. A clear-cut 8/10 for me.

If you've lost that sister or brother or whomever understood you with no language this movie gets it. That several of the characters struggle with their grief in different and sometimes conflicting ways brings interest and conflict. Well directed and well acted. 4 thumbs up.

Both light and beautiful, and dark and profound at the same time. I found this to be a magical production. It also does an excellent job of showing off Humboldt County's natural beauty.

5/10 - very reminiscent of I'm Thinking of Ending Things in its "stuck-up aesthetic" (but in teen form) and it just doesn't have a strong enough story to make a lasting impression.

By accident I watched this movie but I must say that I loved it Beautiful cinematic camera work. Okay its a teenage story and bit predictable but still I had a great 100 minutes. Certainly not a 5,6 but an 8.0.