7. Love, Simon (March 16)
Love, Simon looks important for two reasons: both the subject matter of a homosexual teenager falling in love while also trying to tell his classmates that he’s gay, and then how they normalize all of it. Seriously, we’ve come to a point in society where this shouldn’t be such a big deal — people go through this every day, and Love, Simon looks to be a charming ode to that struggle.
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