Girls Like Girls Review: A Beautiful Love Story I Highly Recommend


I absolutely loved Girls Like Girls. It is a beautiful story and the kind of film I am very happy to recommend. I unfortunately missed it on the big screen, so my first experience with it was at home. That still made for a great watch. Sitting down to enjoy a film at home is one of my favorite things to do when I get the chance.

Directed by Hayley Kiyoko, Girls Like Girls follows Coley as she experiences first love and begins to accept herself. Adapted from Kiyoko's song and novel, the film stars Maya da Costa and Myra Molloy. Its romantic coming-of-age story sits firmly in a genre I love.

The story was what I connected with most. I had a really good time watching it, and I found it beautiful. Sometimes my response to a movie is simply that I enjoyed being caught up in its story and want other people to have the chance to experience it too. That is exactly where I am with Girls Like Girls.

I am really happy that films like this continue to be made. I love seeing romance and coming-of-age storytelling given space on screen. There is so much worth exploring in the experience of falling in love and learning to understand yourself. Those subjects continue to interest me as a viewer, and this film reminded me why I enjoy this genre so much.

I am keeping this review free of story spoilers because I would rather people discover the film for themselves. My recommendation comes from how much I loved watching it. If you enjoy romantic coming-of-age films, this is absolutely one I would encourage you to give a chance.

I wish I had caught Girls Like Girls during its theatrical run, but I am very glad I finally saw it. Watching at home was still a lovely experience. It is a beautiful film that I highly, highly recommend.

Verdict: Highly recommended.

Film details and official artwork: Focus Features

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