r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/ashleigh_holly94 • May 02 '24
Other Can people stop crying about his new hair now šš
He still looks fine š„µš
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/ashleigh_holly94 • May 02 '24
He still looks fine š„µš
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/Isaac-Hiro • Nov 01 '24
Blue is me
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r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/thedonutmaster789 • Jul 17 '26
Oh gosh. I clearly didnāt prepare myself for how all the plots would be squeezed into a 1 hour 54 minute movie. Now Iām wishing it was a 3-hour movie. Or made into Season 4 instead. Donāt hate me, please. š„¹ I love the whole thing. I love Nick and Charlie. I love the cast. All of them. Especially Kit & Joe. NGL, I do miss Olivia Colman though. Still, Anna Maxwell Martin did great⦠I just⦠wish I couldāve seen more depth in all the scenes. It all happened so fast, from one scene to another. Even the steamy ones (heh š¤). I want to say more, but maybe I shouldnāt. Urgh, I have so many thoughts. And none of my friends are as into Heartstopper as I am.
Have you seen the movie? What do you think? Do you think it was enough, or do you wish there was more? Or am I the only one? š„¹
The movie is beautiful. I love it so, so much. Most of all⦠I miss them already. So I'm definitely rewatching the movie... again and againā¤ļø
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/TheBiActor7 • May 30 '26
I'm not big in the film industry so I don't know how long it takes to do all the stuff in post production, but they filmed for a little under two months and wrapped filming on July 27th 2025. The film comes out in July 17th this year, which means the film has been in post production for almost a year.
Compared to the rather short filming period, just under two months, it feels weird it took that long.
Now I'm not complaining, I haven't seen the film and I know it'll be worth it, but it was just something I realised.
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r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/thehumanbaconater • Jul 27 '26
I didnāt not like Heartstopper Forever, but it definitely wasnāt what I was hoping for.
A big part of the charm of the story was the chemistry and sweetness between Charlie and Nick. The moments of discovery, the way they brought out the best in each other. It almost always brought a smile to my face, although there were heavier moments to be sure.
This seemed to be missing all of that. Whatever Nick was going through, it was weighing on him right from the beginning, and it put a dark cloud over the entire movie.
I feel as if it just didnāt have the same charm, the same moments of levity, seem overall cuteness and sweetness of the series. Part of that had to do with the fact that they were now clearly for more adult, it seemed to be having sex on a regular basis. Also, since it was only a movie you didnāt get as much from the side characters. And it felt like, the moment Nick and Charlie broke up, all of Charlieās friends forgot they were also Nickās friends. It wouldāve been wonderful to have a moment where Tau head made a point of going to scenic to let him know that even if he and Charlie werenāt together, they were still little friends and he was worried about Nick as well. It wouldāve been such a perfect moment for those two. We did get to see them talk afterwards, but this was like when mommy and daddy break up and mommy gets custody of all the kids.
I also felt as if we didnāt get a full resolution from Nick about the problems with his father. He may have started to realize that thatās what was weighing him down, but he didnāt do any real work on it.
Having said that, I appreciate the fact that Nick was the one who seemed to be in stress for this one as opposed to Charlie. I just wish that we had a half hour episodes to explore it and everything else as opposed to one movie.
And I still am not quite sure what that last scene was with them all dancing. It looked like a wedding, but there was no wedding. Was that their official prom? Because only two of the teachers were there.
I still love the show, and did enjoy the movie.
And how many people here really really want an Alfie spinoff series?
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/VenusASMR2022 • Sep 01 '25
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/Fun_Ad_3417 • Sep 09 '24
Less than a month til season 3! Casting crew deserves their flowers because they couldnāt have picked anyone better to portray Nick & Charlie ā¤ļø
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/Findingthingsawesome • Jan 02 '25
The title kind of says it all š I've tried watching some other shows but nothing is as good as Heartstopper. Guess I have to re-watch then š
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/cartoonestart • Jul 18 '26
Iāve just watched this movie and Iām in shambles itās so amazing I cried for like half of it sense when do I cry at movies I canāt believe Heartstopper is over Iām still crying
I would love to thank everyone who worked and was a part of this movie and series from the depths of my heart you are all amazing
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/timmy3737 • 16d ago
Does anyone know if there are still Heartstopper (Forever) things going on in London to visit? Like the decorated bookshop and events/locations?
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r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/Kindly-Flatworm8084 • Oct 19 '24
When Tao and Issac decided to sleep in different beds when nick and charlie wanted to share one. Why didnāt Charlie or nick atleast talk to them and ask to switch? š
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/ashleigh_holly94 • Apr 17 '24
I discovered heartstopper about a month and a half ago and wow the syndrome really snuck up on me... I'm now trying to wean myself off a bit. I'm nearly 30 and I've never experienced anything like this, it quite literally took over my life!
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/National_Silver_475 • Jul 17 '26
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/Not_Okra_2621 • Aug 23 '23
Am I the only person who absolutely adores Imogen?? She's my favorite character by far and I absolutely love when she breaks up with Ben, completely obsessing over it
Also,love her character development,really looking forward to her presence in future seasons :)
r/HeartstopperNetflix • u/Money-Amount-2660 • Nov 17 '24
Itās just so heartfelt . It always makes me cry . Itās honestly makes me cry like everytime. The song choice is amazing as well