Anything's Possible

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Anything's Possible is a movie that begins with a slightly intriguing concept trying to make us invest into it from the get-go. Right in the first act thing that mostly catches your attention is the plot and until the end of the third act that pretty much stays the same. The characters play their part as good eye-catcher but most of the time misses the shots. Talking about the story everything that gets thrown at you gets easily unfolded, where most of it either stands quite predictable and the rest of it stays a bit obvious. Director Billy Porter tried to gather some vibrant resources and form a stable harmony but it keeps getting startled as it moves on from the first to the last act. Editing and screenplay needed more time to invest in along with the writing department. All in all Anything's Possible stands as something you can try adding to your list to watch but it will probably be added as a one-time watch.

I really liked this movie. I will definitely watch again. Everyone deserves to be seen, heard and validated (except bigots- y'all are some of the worst!) I really enjoyed the diversity and representation in this movie. I would like to see more movies like this. I think the movie is probably technically an 8, I loved all the cliches, like how self absorbed teens are (but it's true! Lol) someone said in another review it's good to see trans joy and/or LGBTQ joy, I agree. I rated it 10 to offset all the bigots. (Sorry my review is all over the place, I couldn't organize my thoughts.)

Sickly sweet romcom from Billy Porter about two middle-class high schoolers - a Black trans girl with a YouTube channel and an Iranian boy who has a crush on her, and chronicles the development of their short-lived relationship over Reddit. Unless you have a heart of ice, this film's depiction of an awkward adolescent romance will probably make you smile. However, the film has some significant shortcomings. As others have pointed out, the biggest "villains" are dark skinned Black people, which is odd for a production so concerned with positive representations of minorities. Anything's Possible is also over-written in places. For example, the scene where the mothers of Kelsa and her former best friend argue over whether Kelsa should be permitted in a 'single sex space' is written like a Twitter fight, not a real life conversation between two women in their 40s or 50s. Overall, I wouldn't recommend this film. It was ok to pass some time while I was resting in bed with flu, but there's so many better coming of age movies out there.

Its because I am tall, very tall, and very wide(like a mac truck, but Idon't judge) yess anything IS possible, (becuz growing up I was always thought of as a amazon) but then I grew up, thought of a real lady, woman, girl. Yeah I was born that way (a female) just too big and tall not fat, hour glass shape (fa real female.) But she cute af. I liked her story. And its a big10-4 👍🏾

Anything's Possible is a 2022 LGBT romantic comedy directed by singer Billy Porter(in his directorial debut) and stars Eva Reign and Abubakr Ali. A teenager named Khai(Ali) who has a crush on a girl named Kelsa(Reign) asks her out on a date (despite the fact she's transgender and is afraid of what people will think of her and Khai together). Will Khai and Kelsa prove to people that there relationship will hold up?. Overall I enjoyed this film as it was authentic and enjoyable. If you liked Love Simon then do check it out.