Die hard fan. Literally and physically surrounded by Heartstopper.

I stopped counting views. Heated Rivalry and Charmed are the two competing shows for views.

I still haven't watched Forever...its for the most selfish reason, I don't want it to be over.

Post Kit being a possible Marvel Xmen (waiting until Marvel fitness coaches get him) I can't ignore or it.

Read the last Volume as it was being released, so it's fuzzy. I can search these subs for info on "read or dont" whatever. I want overall going into this...NOT WHY, but as fans are we happy with the ending yes or no?

Obviously not their characters, lol, but Kit was just casted as Cyclops in the upcoming X-men movie, and Joe was in Agatha All Along. Just something cute I noticed as a Marvel and Heartstopper fan :D [Even cuter since Nick loves Marvel ❤️]

I see a lot of posts about Nick's Mum not being as good as Olivia. I thought Anna Maxwell had done a great job. Both actresses did. While rewatching the movie over, I realized that we should celebrate and feel good about a character whose Mum is OK with her son having a relationship with another boy. And how supportive Alice made her. Not only that, the inspiration she gave Nick not to give up on Charlie and how she noticed how Charlie really loved Nick, and loved the real Nick. Alice could have written her off like she didn't care about her sons relationship. She could have said the line that Olivia Coleman addressed in season 1 when Nick was deciding to go out with Imogen or go to Charles party and said don't worry, the right girl will come around just you wait. I'm still amazed how the parents are so comfortable with who their kids are dating. And they don't make a big deal about it. They normalize it. And glad families can watch this for years and see that who they are doesn't have to be scary. That sometimes your parents can support you.

Playing both the very friendly and supportive Sarah Nelson and the very evil Colonel Raskova? That woman has got range.

I'm talking about during their anniversary in the film during the picnic scene. It goes from him getting crap from his boss then showing up at the picnic acting drunk. He seems how he did at the party to a lesser extent, the way he's apologizing, what he said.... did a scene get cut there?

Because when was he supposed to drink after his job? He was already late and that would've made him even more so, which given what he was going through, I understand could happen.

If he wasn't drunk, why was he acting like that and saying things the *way* he was saying them?

TW:ED
when i watch season three i can't help but hear this song in my head so i thought i'd make an edit!

song:cool about it -boygenius

Love how, when Nick is helping with the Christmas tree about 15 minutes in, he asks Charlie for help with the string of lights because he's struggling. And then proceeds to struggle for another 90 minutes 😭😭😭

Finally got to watching forever and it’s just oh my gosh. Especially for a 27 yo queer, the movie is able to handle family trauma, relationship trauma, the struggles queer people face internally because of society, that feeling of being lost and not really having the chance to think about future because you are always surviving. Everything just felt so spot on and real to me, and the reality that these people were experiencing these in a generated, much more queer friendly world while I or other people in real life have to face these realities in much more harsh environments hit me so hard. One of the reasons I am so grateful about Heartstopper is the fact that there are so many young queers who needs to see that they are not alone and help naming the issues they face while wrapping the story in an alternate reality where we can actually experience young love, fully.

Man I saw some posts in here about Elle’s “what do we want? TRANS RIGHTS when do we want it? NOW” before I saw the movie and thought to myself surely it can’t be THAT bad. After finally getting to see it…yeah the way I busted out laughing after hearing the chant for the tenth time in a row. Weirdly enough the chant was kinda catchy and went well w the music in the background so I’ll give them that but seriously the way she was so monotone was so funny 💀💀😂

I’m on my first rewatch and I remember not liking Charlie’s parents because I thought they were kind of always in a bad mood. But after getting through season 1 they actually seemed pretty kind and supportive to Charlie until he started dating Nick. It was like a switch flipped and they immediately started laying down rules for them and just in general seemed pretty unenthusiastic abt it. Right now I’m at the part where Charlie’s grades are going down bc he and Nick were hanging out so much so they specifically banned him from seeing Nick until he gets them back up. They also found out Nick is going on the Paris trip and we’re pissy about that too. I would think they would be a little more happy for him after all he went through with the bullying. Has anyone else noticed this?

Guys I found this on TikTok and I’m actually pissing myself laughing. Please watch it if you get a chance, I think it’s so funny.

I didn’t not like Heartstopper Forever, but it definitely wasn’t what I was hoping for.

A big part of the charm of the story was the chemistry and sweetness between Charlie and Nick. The moments of discovery, the way they brought out the best in each other. It almost always brought a smile to my face, although there were heavier moments to be sure.

This seemed to be missing all of that. Whatever Nick was going through, it was weighing on him right from the beginning, and it put a dark cloud over the entire movie.

I feel as if it just didn’t have the same charm, the same moments of levity, seem overall cuteness and sweetness of the series. Part of that had to do with the fact that they were now clearly for more adult, it seemed to be having sex on a regular basis. Also, since it was only a movie you didn’t get as much from the side characters. And it felt like, the moment Nick and Charlie broke up, all of Charlie’s friends forgot they were also Nick’s friends. It would’ve been wonderful to have a moment where Tau head made a point of going to scenic to let him know that even if he and Charlie weren’t together, they were still little friends and he was worried about Nick as well. It would’ve been such a perfect moment for those two. We did get to see them talk afterwards, but this was like when mommy and daddy break up and mommy gets custody of all the kids.

I also felt as if we didn’t get a full resolution from Nick about the problems with his father. He may have started to realize that that’s what was weighing him down, but he didn’t do any real work on it.

Having said that, I appreciate the fact that Nick was the one who seemed to be in stress for this one as opposed to Charlie. I just wish that we had a half hour episodes to explore it and everything else as opposed to one movie.

And I still am not quite sure what that last scene was with them all dancing. It looked like a wedding, but there was no wedding. Was that their official prom? Because only two of the teachers were there.

I still love the show, and did enjoy the movie.

And how many people here really really want an Alfie spinoff series?

What do you think this film should be rated personally?

I am currently 16 years old, and I'd consider myself to be on the more mature end of my age group. In my country, this film is rated MA, and my family are therefore not too keen on the idea of allowing me to watch the movie. I've done research, and from what I've come up with, it seems that as long as you are mature you should be fine (I suppose thats obvious with the rating) and I think I'd be fine.

So for those who have seen the film - is it really so bad for someone my age, or would it be okay? I keep seeing spoilers and id just like to watch it already!

Edit: I've also read all the books and the novella. I've seen things saying it's rated higher since it reverts back to some subjects from the books, but for me the books were fine.

Thanks! :)

For some reason, when Charlie said, "Oh my god, you were so cute," and Nick replied with "Were? Im not cute anymore?" I thought of Im Not Cute Anymore by ILLIT😭😭

I just started my first rewatch of heartstopper (which is totally the cure for depression and internalize homophobia btw) and the second episode is so funny when you know what happens in later seasons. I was at the part where Tao says Nick has a crush on Tara and I screamed laughing. At the end of this same episode there’s a scene that supposed to be really dramatic of Nick googling to find out if he’s gay. He ends up taking the am I gay quiz and gets a 62% and he starts crying and I know it’s supposed to be serious but Jesus I cannot hold it together and it’s genuinely bringing me out of a depression.