The Map of Tiny Perfect Things
Fantasy • PG-13 • 2021 • 1 hr 39 min
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Kyle Allen, Kathryn Newton, Jermaine Harris, Anna Mikami, Josh Hamilton
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A simple film with a great message that there are miracles around us every single day if we just look a little!
It’s such a cute story with a sweet message! One of my favorites
This teenage love story on a journey living the same day over and over. This is a great one to watch with friends.
Surprised by how good this was! Compelling characters, heartfelt plot, and that lovely indie feel throughout. Not so cheesy as I'd expected
This movie has such Life is Strange Vibes, and i love it. It makes you think about the small things in life.
A love story made for sci-fi nerds. Loved it!
SUCH A CUTE ROMANCE!!! One of my favorite movies ever- I love how they wrote the characters
I actually don’t know why I loved this movie, but it was really good!
This movie caught me off guard. I wasn't expecting much out of it, but I actually really enjoyed it.
A good date movie. Sweet, funny, and has a time loop element that's always good for discussion. Enjoyed this!
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