It's been awhile since the first trailer for The Perks of Being a Wallflower was released. Since then, I basically read the novel cover to cover and found myself highly anticipating the film's release. 15 new images were recently released, satiating any appetites for new media as the film's release approaches. Speaking of which, the film will now have a limited theatrical release on September 21st, a week later than originally announced. While the week delay is a bummer, I'm sure it'll all be worth it to hear Emma Watson speak in an American accent.
Enjoy the gallery and let us know what you think of these static glimpses into the world of Sam, Charlie, and Patrick.
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Gangster Squad
