Wonder

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Ryan S @NoSleepMonday Dec 2 Izabel is very inspiring in this movie See more TheMovieSearch R @TheMovieSearch Dec 1 The 2017 drama Wonder delivers an emotional punch that resonates from the opening scene to the final frame, presenting a heartfelt story anchored by a remarkable performance from Jacob Tremblay. As Augie Pullman, Tremblay embodies the character with a rare level of honesty and vulnerability, disappearing completely into the role. His work is a reminder of just how impressive he is as a young actor—one who consistently rises to the challenge of emotionally demanding material and makes it feel effortless. Adding to Tremblay’s powerful performance is the film’s exceptional supporting cast. Julia Roberts and Owen Wilson bring warmth, compassion, and quiet strength to the story as Augie’s parents, grounding the film with genuine humanity. Their presence elevates the family dynamic, giving the story an emotional foundation that feels both sincere and relatable. The casting team made brilliant choices all around, and the director clearly understood how to bring those talents together in a cohesive and compelling way. The filmmaking itself is confident and thoughtful. The director navigates the emotional landscape with care, never allowing the story’s heavier moments to overwhelm the audience but instead letting them unfold naturally. Each detail, from the interpersonal relationships to the pacing of key scenes, is handled with a sense of purpose. That attention to detail makes the experience feel immersive, allowing viewers to fully invest in Augie’s journey without ever feeling manipulated. While Wonder is an undeniably moving film, its emotional weight also affects its rewatchability. This isn’t a movie that viewers casually revisit on a regular basis, not because it lacks quality, but because its most powerful moments are deeply affecting. It’s a film that asks the audience to feel—often intensely—so returning to it requires a certain emotional readiness. Still, that depth is part of what makes the film so memorable. The screenplay plays a major role in the film’s success. It’s carefully structured, beautifully written, and sensitive to the real challenges its characters face. Every emotional beat serves a purpose, building toward a story that feels both uplifting and grounded. The script honors the relationships, respects the characters’ struggles, and creates a world where kindness and empathy are as important as any major plot development. Ultimately, Wonder comes incredibly close to being a perfect film. It’s heartfelt, beautifully acted, and crafted with sincerity from every corner of the production. While viewers may need a tissue box close by, the film rewards that emotional investment with a rich, unforgettable story. It stands as a testament to the power of empathy on screen and remains one of the most touching family dramas of its decade. See more Stephen C @bob25009 Nov 11 Success in 1 hour, 53 minutes, and 10 seconds!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Rated PG for Some Mild Language, Bullying and Thematic Elements!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!! Where is a superhero character? Where? See more John P Oct 5 This movie gave me nightmares, the main character August's face made me feel sick. If you like feeling sick then, I recommend this to you. See more Vincent W @Gojirilla5419 Oct 1 This movie is an absolute wonder See more Albert W Sep 21 A rare recipient of my highly desired and coveted 5 star rating. Excellent family movie. See more Read all reviews

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