Speak
Drama • 2004 • 1 hr 33 min
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having read the book first, i think this adaptation handled it well and the topic in general, kristen deserves more credit
I really enjoyed this. Kristen Stewart gets a bad rap, but I think this film showcases her well as an actress. Definitely worth the watch.
i watched this movie in middle school. it was a good, eye opener movie
The book was definitely better but this was ok.
Great acting and directing makes this movie feel very real. A sensitive topic handled in a tasteful way.
it was an amazing movie and it really shows what speaking up can do❤️
Kristen Stewart was really young here but did a great job 👌
definitely worth watching after reading the book
so sad and beautiful, Kristen Stewart is really good in it
Such a good representation of the affects SA can do to young people
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