The review of “The Spectacular Now”

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The new film of James Ponsoldt “The Spectacular Now” beats the stereotypes with the natural performance of Miles Teller as Sutter with all his lazy behavior and charm along with liberalism and fatalism. Sutter goes through his life route of finishing high school and receiving responsibilities after the graduation. Shailene Woodley and Miles Teller are main heroes in "The Spectacular Now."

The movie is an adaption of Tim Tharp’s 2008 book. The movie metaphorically starts wit the end of Sutter’s relationship with Cassidy (Brie Larson) due to the misunderstanding between them. He renews his guts while working at the men’s wear shop whose vendor gruff sounded Bob Odenkirk.

Aimee (Shailene Woodley) and Sutter get together in one of the hung-over mornings and they make a very nice couple, though Sutter has not relieved Cassidy in overall. The challenges that Aimee faces shows the spectacular plot of how people who have got problems meet each other.

"The Spectacular Now" has been pictured in Athens, Ga., the place where Mr. Ponsoldt grew up. The screenwriters of “(500) Days of Summer” adapted the story of Tim Tharp of the movie.Mr. Ponsoldt was able to show the adventures of adolescence on behalf of Sutter and Mr. Teller in this movie.

"The Spectacular Now" is rated R that means audience under 17 needs to have an accompanying parent or adult guardian.

The Spectacular Now
The director of the movie is James Ponsoldt. Screenplay written by Neustadter and Michael H. Weber adapted by the novel of Tim Tharp. Photography director is Jess Hall. Editor is Darrin Navarro. The music selection by Rob Simonson. Produced by Michellle Krumm, Andrew Lauren, Shawn Levy and Tom McNulty. Released by A24. The runtime of the "The Spectacular Now” is 95 minutes.

Cast: Miles Teller, Shailene Woodley, Brie Larson, Kyle Chandler, Mary Elizabeth Winstead,

Jennifer Jason Leigh and Bob Odenkirk.