Turtles All The Way Down out NOW!
The Reviews Are In!
"I sobbed the whole damn time"
"The Turtles All The Way Down movie shows that it's possible to portray people with mental illness living fulfilling lives and being loved without being "cured". It is so raw and yet so tender while staying true to its YA roots. I give TATWD 5 stars."
"this film has made me feel so much less alone and comforted in a way that i've never felt because of how inherently isolating/internal spirals are...to be as hilarious as it is at the same time is amazing"
"my friend got the WORST sunburn waiting in line and said it was still worth the wait"
"what I love most is how it captures the hope on the other side of that. People struggling with mental illness CAN be loved. They CAN have fulfilling lives. Your now is not your forever. I loved the book but now that quote has finally clicked in my head."
"I feel seen and I feel like I can show this to my parents and say 'this is what living in my head is like.'"
"john's cameo was the worst part of the turtles movie, which is really a compliment given that he is one of my favorite people in the world."More reviews below!
FATs (Frequently Asked TurtleQuestions)
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When can I watch the the Turtles All the Way Down movie?
The movie will release on streaming in most places on May 2, 2024 at midnight Pacific time. In the UK and Ireland, it will release on May 26, 2024. There is currently no announced date for the movie to leave streaming services. -
Where can I watch the Turtles All The Way Down movie?
This information is a combination from John Green on April 9 and fan compilations on May 1 - subject to change!Country Streaming Service United States, Belgium, Denmark, Finland, France, Latin America, Portugal, Netherlands, Norway, Spain, Sweden Max or HBO Max (whatever it's called for you) Asia (excluding China, India, Japan, and the Middle East) HBO Asia Australia Foxtel/BINGE Canada Crave Austria, Germany, New Zealand, UK (May 26), Ireland (May 26) Sky Germany/SoHo/UK -
Who cast the Turtles All The Way Down movie?
John Green decides the cast list for all of his movies in his head as he writes the books. He has even willed several people into existence purely to play roles in his movies. He always casts himself in the most important cameo part, and later ensures he is edited out, just so he can get a professional haircut on set. John cast Hank as the tuatara.
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Reviews
- Rotten Tomatoes: Certified FRESH
- Collider: "Director Hannah Marks infuses the movie with vibrant energy and humor, making the highs and lows even more powerful."
- Decider: "Yes, there is a John Green cameo in the Turtles All the Way Down movie, and yes, it is very cute."
- The Guardian: "Turtles All the Way Down...manages to bridge the vast and the daily minutiae of high school life with relative aplomb."
- The Hollywood Reporter: "Merced and Cree's natural chemistry...draws us into this friendship and keeps us invested."
- Indiewire: "Green's stories always place a premium on the viewpoint of the kids who experience them and the youngsters who observe them."
- The New York Times: "One of the more dynamically authentic on-screen depictions of O.C.D. that I've seen."
- Polygon: "Turtles has familiar John Green touchpoints — a gimmicky story setup, a teen romance, a quirky best friend — but it turns the story inward and pulls off a fantastic character exploration, one that feels like a gut-punch in its best moments."
- Hank Green "In the movie they're sitting next to the window, which is different from how I imagined it, and I don't know why you didn't know that."
Release and Promo
- Primetimer: "Turtles All the Way Down Captures OCD With Heartbreaking Accuracy"
- Cinema Blend: "Max's Turtles All The Way Down Perfectly Captures My Time With Anxiety In High School - And Everyone Needs To See It"
- Screen Rant: "Max's John Green Movie Adaptation Breaks Major Rotten Tomatoes Record"
- The Daily Beast: "With 'Turtles All the Way Down,'' John Green Cinema Returns"
- Indiewire: "Catching Up with John Green"
- US Magazine: "How John Green's Own OCD Inspired 'Turtles All the Way Down': Mental Illness 'Shouldn't Define You'"
- People Magazine: "Author John Green Reveals the Phillip Roth-Inspired Rule That Keeps His 18-Year Marriage Strong"
- GoodGoodGood: "What fans with OCD, anxiety are saying about John Green's latest movie, 'Turtles All the Way Down'" -
- Vanity Fair: "Against All Odds, John Green and Hannah Marks Made a Movie of 'Turtles All the Way Down'"
- The Wrap: "John Green's 'Turtles All the Way Down' Film Adaptation to Stream on Max"
Development
- Deadine: Judy Reyes Joins New Line's 'Turtles All The Way Down' For HBO Max"
- Deadline: "'Turtles All The Way Down': Cree Cicchino & Felix Mallard Join New Line HBO Max YA Movie"
- Variety: "Fox Developing John Green's 'Turtles All the Way Down' Into Movie" -
- Hollywood Reporter: "Isabela Merced to Star in John Green's Turtles All the Way Down' for New Line, HBO Max" -
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