Okay, that "Perks of Being a Wall-Crawler" line is genuinely great, but it's quite a stretch to call Wallflower (either book or movie) a teen comedy, so it doesn't make much sense.

I'm honestly a little baffled at Bramesco's reading here. The movie is audaciously didactic, yes, but considering the real-life fallout of the crash it seems completely understandable and earned. Also, I fail to see how highlighting and explaining intentionally confusing jargon characterizes spectators as "dim-witted,…