there's messaging inserted near the start of the end credits for those who might be affected by the themes raised. But it doesn't negate what comes before it: a film that lingers briefly in the deep end but remains disappointingly shallow
in the grand scheme of YA films, "Bright Places" is top-shelf; Many modern teen issues are touched upon -- depression, anxiety, eating disorders -- and because of the honest performances from Justice Smith and Elle Fanning, you ache for them
Brett Haley's feature contains all the necessary ingredients for success that films like "The Fault in Our Stars" and its ilk have, yet its pure beating heart and humanistic undertones make it somewhat of a standout
Brett Haley takes us on a far darker journey this time around, but *there’s still a lot to love in this moving romantic drama. Though it's not without humor, "All the Bright Places" takes teens' emotions seriously and will move romantics of any age --i
a tremendously effective and mature adaptation; Brett Haley, one of the most underrated storytellers in the business.. along with writer Liz Hannah, makes "All the Bright Places" a deeply impactful and moving experience