Words on Bathroom Walls

well the movie is dope it helps to show that regardless of Adam's illness no matter how much it was strong as long as there were people to love him he could overcome it and it also explains that there are people who will want to be with you regardless of the illness or problems you might have just like how Maya understood the situation till the end

OK. To be fair, "Words on Bathroom Walls" weren't aimed for the over 18 set. Thus, if you're an old fart like me, you'll find it lacking in intensity, realism, and accuracy. However, as it stands as a PG-13 After School special, those of high school age and younger will adore it. Was his schizophrenia blown up to Hollywood !! SCHIZOPHRENIA!! Proportion? Of course. Thinking the viewing audience are stacked with idiots, Hollywood never fails to exaggerate all mental illness behaviour to the point each affected character's quirks can be noticed from a mile away. And, true to form, they made sure the film had a wham bam happy ending. Sigh. One day I'd like to see a realistic schizophrenia film where the outcome is the opposite of rosy. In other words, like in real life. Recommended only for those 18 and younger.

I did not want to see this movie but I went because my wife picked it out. I was expecting it to be some kind of chick-flick man was I wrong. It had a great flow and the story line was easy to follow. If we had someone wanting to go back to the theater and watch it. I would definitely go. I will watch it again.

And therefore every incident has its own story, but if you want to subscribe to an scizhophrenia account or you might find a kegg of levodopa hidden under a staircase you might experience these main symptoms. its a bit confusing in the start but when in the game its a film worth seeing. some overambitioned visual effects and magnetar sped up cgi here and there,overall good tech impression. acting are plain and used with the brain, so i think its well worth a view. 8 from mthe grumpy old man

There's plenty of plot holes, inaccurate representation of mental illness, and almost no character development. Even if you look past the cringey edginess of high schoolers being dramatic, it's just not even a fun watch. It's just.. eh

I myself have never suffered from schizophrenia, but I did struggle with depression to the point that a voice in my head kept telling me that the world would be better off without me. This movie manages to represent what that is like, it shows the inner darkness and the desperation, it even manages to portray the ones needing help turning on their helpers and their loved ones to defend them from himself. Really just a great and beautiful movie all around. 10/10, would recommend.