The film shows the trials of growing up and becoming an independent person. I felt that Natalie was an unpopular person in school, who couldn't get acceptance and happiness in it. She found herself after graduating high school and going into the adult world. She became a happy and mature person. Shame the movie isn't on DVD because it is a relevant movie. Natalie becoming an independent adult is what each of us goes through in life, no what what generation growing up happens. I feel that people that are unpopular and not attractive can be successful and independent just as people who are popular and attractive. Unfortunately, the world puts too much emphasis on physical attractiveness and popularity. Each of us strives for acceptance and independence, among other things, just like Natalie did in "Me, Natalie."
Review of Me, Natalie
