2018 Directed by Greg Berlanti
Everyone deserves a great love story. But for seventeen-year old Simon Spier it's a little more complicated: he's yet to tell his family or friends he's gay and he doesn't know the identity of the anonymous classmate he's fallen for online.
Nick Robinson Jennifer Garner Josh Duhamel Katherine Langford Alexandra Shipp Logan Miller Keiynan Lonsdale Jorge Lendeborg Jr. Talitha Bateman Tony Hale Natasha Rothwell Miles Heizer Joey Pollari Clark Moore Drew Starkey Mackenzie Lintz Cassady McClincy Alex Sgambati Jamila Thompson Emily Jordan Patrick Donohue Terayle Hill Tyler Chase Haroon Khan Joshua Mikel Nicholas Stargel Nancy De Mayo Christian Ojore Mayfield Chantell D. Christopher Show All…
20th Century Fox Fox 2000 Pictures Temple Hill Entertainment New Leaf Literary & Media Twisted Media
Simon vs. The Homo Sapiens Agenda, Simon, Με Αγάπη, Σάιμον
Underdogs and coming of age Moving relationship stories Relationship comedy gay, sexual, relationships, feelings or homophobic school, teacher, student, classroom or classmates teenager, school, friendship, funny or nerds teenager, friendship, sad, adolescents or coming of age surfing, teenager, friendship, kids or adolescents Show All…
things love, simon got correct about gay culture:
-iced coffee
-musical theater
-watching panic! at the disco videos on youtube in middle school
incorrect about gay culture:
-simon’s ability to drive
simon falling in love with every boy who was remotely nice to him is peak repressed gay representation.
So here’s the thing: I’m bi. I’ve never said that out loud, never even typed it. I’m out to absolutely nobody. Except, I guess, anyone who’s reading this now.
I don’t necessarily believe in fate, but I do believe that sometimes the universe places things in your life exactly when and where you need them. For me, perhaps one of the best examples of that is Love, Simon.
A few things about me: I’m a senior in my final few months of high school. I’ve only recently started coming to terms with my identity (and I’m still not completely there). I live in a super conservative small town. I know a grand total of two out people. I’m a terrible…
simon during the “goddamn superhero” scene: can I get a waffle?!? can I PLEASE get a waffle??!?
simon’s friends were shitty as fuck god damn heterosexuals they expected me to forget how they just abandoned him when he got outed because they’re selfish bitches just because of how cute the ending was?? “oooOhh u told us a lie bc u were being fucking blackmailed so we two straights thought we couldn’t fuck each other ooooOh our lives r so hard” fuck off dumb straight bitches i’m fucking mad
you know i wanted so badly to pay attention to the emotional stuff happening on screen but they just did not stop wearing shoes in the house
"You took that away from me."
I regret coming out to my peers in college. Not because I feel ashamed of who I am, but because I wasn't ready to talk about it then. I chose to live out this fantasy where I could tell everyone I was gay and talk openly and crudely about my identity because I knew I had the freedom to do so, but I never enjoyed it. I felt this pressure to be completely open and honest in a way that was not on my own terms. I told people everything, things I can't believe I said, and their initial wave of curiosity encouraged me to keep going. Soon, though, the novelty of my sexuality…
