Different take on the usual coming of age story
Eighth Grade is a coming of age story featuring Elsie Fisher who is finishing the last year of Junior High School. It deals with all the tropes of these films like boys, popularity, dealing with parents, etc. The theme is “putting yourself out there.” She is very shy and insecure in school and then gets invited to a popular girl’s birthday party. It could be a turning point in her life. Fisher is very endearing and actually looks like a normal person. For instance she has acne. How often do you see a star of a movie with that? You also root for her and hope that things don’t go wrong like kids being mean to her. Josh Hamilton plays her single dad. He’s totally lost on how to raise a daughter and adds some laughs. It’s a very good film overall and a lot different in many ways from the traditional coming of age tale even though it deals with all of the same issues.
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