Customer Ratings & Reviews

Bought this as a gift for my daughter and she watched it a lot

This movie has a great message for teenagers & parents too. I’ll definitely recommend it.

Heard nothing but good reviews can't wait to check this one out

Beautiful movie with a great message. Bo Burnham is a genius

Great movie great story line great actors and actresses

Interesting coming of age movie. Well acted and enjoyable.

Very good and touching. My wife cried during it a lot.

I love everything that A24 does. They can do no wrong!

A great coming of age story with comedic moments and realistic performances.

Good movie! Get it on sale! Dont miss it! Blue Rays are cool!

Entertaining movie for the family with a good story line

A very well-acted teenage film very relatable well done.

A24 has been making great films and this one shows it

A revelation of a movie! a must see for everyone!!

This is a good picture into kids lives these days.

Transitioning from middle to high school we're introduced to Karla (Elsie Fisher) in her final week of 8th grade. Looking at how challenges of a teenager have changed, but mostly stay the same Eighth Grade hits on some of the awkward and painful notes of what it's like growing up. From dealing with popular students who aren't your friends to the crushes you look back on and go, "Ugh, why did I do that?" everything feels truthful. It's a shame that the MPAA's myopic view of what is "R rated" means the age demographic who ought to see this the most will not, unless their parents allow it.

Most coming-of-age films usually stick to a tried and true formula that work but what separates "Eighth Grade" from many of these types of films is that it has a replay value that can be viewed over and over again not only for viewers who've already seen the film but for the next group of teenagers who will become adults as they too can look back and see how junior high was. Elsie Fisher truly delivers as the lead protagonist as the film gets my highest recommendation!

This original and thought-provoking debut by Bo Burnham is a statement for so much. The current generation of youth. The detachment of the adults/powers that govern young people. The corruption of naivety and purity that children lose as their eyes are opened, both hilariously and tragically, to what is in store for them.

One of the best coming-of-age stories I've watched. Elise Fisher shines as young Kayla who navigates middle school having to face her own anxieties about fitting in, boys and what the future will hold for her with such realism that it feels like I know her personally.

Cute movie. Moments of heartfelt interaction between father and daughter.