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Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You (2012)

Precocious yet sensitive teenager James has a deep perception of the world but no idea how to live in it. Finding no help from his divorced parents nor his older memoir-writing sister, he decides to reject the beliefs adults try to push on him, starting with the college career that is looming over his last summer in New York, and embarks instead on a search for wisdom through nontraditional means...

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Emma W 25 Oct 2012

Loved this movie! I thought Toby Regbo did a great job in this charming coming-of-age film. Also, how can you go wrong with Peter Gallagher and Marcia Gay Harden? Definitely check it out!

Luigi C 05 Mar 2012

Unâ(TM)esecuzione senzâ(TM)anima e troppo didascalica che, pregio e limite, rappresenta alla perfezione i personaggi e le situazioni di unâ(TM)opera che per natura Ã¨ destinata a funzionare meglio su carta.

Ralph S 27 May 2014

I really liked this movie because it is the story of a young introvert dealing with the chaotic energy of society and family.

Cait S 15 Oct 2012

"Someday This Pain Will Be Useful to You" captures how being an introverted teenager feels TO the teenager. Much of the conflict lies in the internal battle the protagonist has with himself, though the dysfunction in the world around him (i.e. his crazy family) amplifies his feelings of not belonging. The lead, Toby Regbo, displays phenomenal prowess in his portrayal of the confused James, who seems to be drowning in the struggles of being 17. That being said, one needs to enter the film in an independent / art film frame of mind. Though focusing on a high school protagonist, this isn't "Superbad" or "Mean Girls" where the concrete goals are getting the girl/guy or throwing the best party of their high school lives. "Someday" is more subtle, an emotional look at how one teenager's isolation truly feels like the end of the world to him. And who hasn't felt that at one point?

Qi Z 13 Dec 2013

Life and love through the eyes of a hyper intellect young man. Very funny and witty. It is directed by the Italian Roberto Faezan. With a distinct non-American feel to the story line, this movie is not well received but I like it very much. I see the doings of other in the eyes of James, critical of others' "silliness" and "shallowness". Mother being a arty New Age sentimentalist, father being a shallow capitalist with common vanity, and "Mr. Roger" being all folksy earnest regret -- all reasonable courses for being critical. But our young man, played by the epicene Toby Regbo, learned his lesson of how to love others in the terms of their own world.