Calling the Old Man Out: Juliet goes to Kent's party with the intention of 'calling the bitches out'.

She was best friends with Lindsey and took the blame for something Lindsey did and got made fun of by practically the entire school peer group all the way through high school.

Book Dumb: Ally is presented as being the slower of the friend group.

but only by sacrificing herself in the process.

Bittersweet Ending: Ultimately, Sam manages to save Juliet.

The Big Damn Kiss: Sam and Kent on the last day.

Kick the Dog moments aside, Lindsay genuinely does care about her friends and it's implied her bitchiness is a cover up for how she's really feeling.

Aw, Look! They Really Do Love Each Other: Sam does care about her family, she just doesn't show it very often.

She really and truly loves her little sister

Alpha Bitch: Sam and her friends, Lindsay, Ally and Elody although Lindsay is obviously their leader.All Girls Like Ponies: Sam used to be a passionate horseback rider before Lindsay et al.Adults Are Useless: The teachers never seem to call the girls (especially Lindsay) out for their cruel behavior.In the book she was clearly interested in boys but her choice in lighters may make her bi. Adaptational Sexuality: Anna is a lesbian in the movie.Sam's Day four outfit, while more revealing then anything else she wears in the movie, covers more than what she went with in the book.In the book, the girls wore fur-trimmed tank tops and skirts for Cupid Day.Daimler is the calculus teacher, here he is seen lecturing on Sisyphus which probably makes him either an English or history teacher. Adaptational Job Change: In the book, Mr.Daimler doesn't take the same kind of interest in Sam that he does in the book as here he sternly rejects Sam when she tries to flirt with him. Adaptation Dye-Job: Sam is portrayed as a green-eyed blonde in the book (as even seen on the front cover), but in the movie, she is portrayed by the hazel-eyed brunette Zoey Deutch, who kept her natural hair color.Adaptation Distillation: In terms of plot it's mostly subplots that get distilled but Sam only goes through six days in the movie compared to seven in the book.Let's relive some tropes for the umpteenth time with Sam. It co-stars Halston Sage, Logan Miller, Kian Lawley, Jennifer Beals, and Diego Boneta. The film plays the main storyline pretty straight but with some alterations to the sub-plots.

Samantha Kingston ( Zoey Deutch) is brought out of the pages of the book and onto-the-screen but she's still stuck reliving the same day over and over again. What if today was the only day of the rest of your life?The film version of Before I Fall directed by Ry Russo-Young.

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