Love, Victor what is a good spin-off of the series should do: it pays homage to the Love, Simon without being a carbon copy. Love, Simon it centers around Simon Spier (Nick Robinson), a teenager dealing with whether or not it is ready to go. While Love, Victor follow Victor Salazar (Michael Cimino), a teenager still trying to understand himself. While the similarities are there — both are students of Creekwood high School trying to navigate through the school year in the best way they know how is the differences between them that really the difference.
Yes, Simon makes an appearance in Love, Victorbut, as the title suggests, this is Victor of the story. That said, in the beginning of the series, it is clear that it feels as if I had to live Simon’s legacy; to the equal that the series feels like you need to live at the height of the film. Even so, Love, Victor it is capable of becoming much more than just a coming-out story focuses not only on Victor’s struggles, but to those around them, allowing their stories and problems to shine through. Keep reading to see all the ways Love, Victor it is different from Love, Simon.
