Wonderful rom-com I watched it without a standard and I was blown away. However, I didn't like how everything crumbles at the end. There has to be a sequel called Anything's Possible: After College

A wonderful rom-com about self discovery, young love, and allowing yourself to be vulnerable. The chemistry between the leads reminds us all the feeling of falling in love for the first time. While the conflict is not handled as well as it could have been, and the resolution happens somewhat abruptly, the story itself is beautiful.

It was a beautiful movie. I had lots of laughs and a lot of heartfelt moments. I even cried.

Pq casais lgbts não podem simplesmente ficarem juntas, juntos, juntes no final???? Ela e ele passarem por tudo aquilo para no final simplesmente terminarem. Mais o filme tem críticas sociais importantes, e é foda, mais realmente só foi o final que foi podre.

I found it to be an entertaining, charming, well told story. Good production quality.

What could've been an inspiring film, simply highlighted how self-centred and entitled US kids are. Hard pass.

Director Billy Porter makes his directorial debut in the LGBTQ community focusing on a new kind of romance during our Gen-Z era Eva Reign plays Kelsa, a black transgender making her way through high school A boy named Khal played by Abubakr Ali has a crush on her He's willing to ask her out but the rest of the student body seems like they're having a hard time accepting this There's always gonna be teasing much less transphobic behavior from people Kesla is only worried about people pretending to be 'woke' more than the harassment itself In a way we are part of the animal kingdom, love isnt easy, ordinary or predictable but it is messy, joyful and exciting, do we live our lives right now or spend the rest of our lives wondering what if?, we shouldn't be concerned pleasing everyone or we end up hurting the ones we love most, the Internet is a minefield for those supporting or against anybody remotely different, losing friends is part of growing up, not everything is about gender, cisgender/queer/non-binary etc. none are safe from love which is amazing in itself, it's just only about 2 people in the end, its not just about existing as we are it's finding out what more we are capable of Both Reign and Ali work spectacularly together braving the world being out and about No matter the challenges or hostility they're willing to venture into new territory Khal doesn't have to explain himself to anyone and Kesla wants to live her life without concern Porter reminds us about uniqueness not making it hard to love and we can be truly exceptional in our own way The film is a welcoming addition to LGBTQ representation testing the boundaries of modern romance in the world of social media and real-life Bigoted diversity is a rare thing these days in film but should thoroughly be explored more Inducing hope and joy but also self-love is what makes this one in particular quite a charming viewing

Charming story of love and acceptance. Great acting by all. Story line was good and current. Trans was not the focus. The focus was on 2 people who were attracted to each other and fell in love. I did want resolution with the friends hoping that Gen Z would have worked it out. There is a need for movies like this that give us a glimpse of the new generation and what they are dealing with.

This was a fun and wholesome weekend watch with a powerful message. It's not exempt from classic rom-com cheesiness, but that just adds to its charm.

Representation matters! Sweet story! ❤️

If you see 1 stars, it's because of homophobia and NOTHING ELSE. Too many cis genders can't deal with this movie. If you have an open mind, you'll see it for the masterpiece that it is.

CN: transphobia, queerphobia, violence, alcohol, s*xual scenes A super cute and emotional movie for fans of "Love, Simon" with an amazing soundtrack.