Me and Earl and the Dying Girl

2015, comedy, drama

105 minutes

Greg is coasting through senior year of high school as anonymously as possible, avoiding social interactions like the plague while secretly making spirited, bizarre films with Earl, his only friend. But both his anonymity and friendship threaten to...

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Ulkar Alakbarova of Movie Moves Me

2015-06-14

It’s cleverly directed, well-acted, convincing and a charming film about one thing we all must remember: friendship is one of the most important gifts human beings have. Read more

9.0

Hamish Calvert of HCMovieReviews

2015-09-08

The originality, creativity and performances of the cast make Me and Earl and the Dying Girl a superb movie. Read more

9.0

Ben Kendrick of Screen Rant

2015-06-19

A must-see for moviegoers who aren’t afraid to find joy and self-reflection in the story of a dying girl. Read more

8.3

Muneeb Arshid of The Film Lawyer

2015-10-24

The stand out performance is of the character of Earl by RJ Cyler.

8.0

Vincent Leo of Qwipster's Movie Reviews

2015-05-30

It also strains believability a bit to see 17-year-olds choose to watch Burden of Dreams or Seconds, without going to film... Read more

6.7

Jeremy Lebens of The Daily Rotation

2015-06-17

A well-acted indie drama, dealing with its tough material through snappy direction based off of an eccentric script... Read more

3.0

Eric Hillis of The Movie Waffler

2015-08-19

If you thought his showy but soulless direction of last year's remake of The Town That Dreaded Sundown was irritating, then strap yourself in as Gomez-Rejon takes you for another ride on his ever wandering camera dolly. Just don't expect the ride to take you anywhere. Read more