I agree, I never met him nor would've ever met him but really enjoyed his films.
Maybe it's because i'm the same age i'm not sure but I'm actually a little gutted by his death.

It is very sad, he had so much promise, just too young.

Firstly its because he seemed so "nice", He just had those sensitive artistic eyes. Unlike young stars who, by flaunting their status and wealth become less appealing, he wasn't anything like that.
secondlythe randomness of it all. It just feels so surreal. One moment you are relaxing in your bedroom, just chilling and fast forward one hour and you cease to exist, by something that happened a few steps away from all that comfort. It feels strange.
When someone overdoses or stuff like that I don't feel
so
bad. Cause a part of it is their doing. But this is so surreal.

My thought exactly.
I can relate with your pain. I usually don't act on social media when a celebrity dies, but this had a weird and sad effect on me. I loved him in every movie, I grew up with him, I am older with two years. I saw him in Hearts in Atlantis, had me in Mr Bartlett, but most of all ripped my heart out in Like Crazy and 9 to 7. I hope Porto will be his last gift for us.
Here is to you, Anton!
Remember, remember the 5th of november

My prayers and condolences to the Yelchin family. This is just heartbreaking Rest In Peace Anton.

Very sad news. RIP.
"Time is the fire in which we burn."

When my sister brought it up, I was instantly saddened. I really liked him in his movies and considered him to be a pretty good actor. Unlike some actors, I had a feeling he was going to be a big name. Maybe not a Brad Pitt or Tom Cruise, but I saw him having a very bright career in mainstream Hollywood and indie films.
A bit of the old ultraviolence

Agreed.
This is my first time watching Charlie Bartlett since I was a teenager. I loved it back then, but I've forgotten so much about it. The jokes are still making me giggle, but it's kind of bittersweet, to see him so innocent and young.
I don't feel enough for you to cry.
Oh well.

I understand exactly how you feel. Still doesn't feel real, I didn't appreciate how great he was when he was with us. It makes me thankful for the young actors who are still with us. Praying 2016 backs the beep up and stops taking our greats.
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I wasnt a die hard fan of his either but I did like seeing him and he was in some of my favorite movies. So sad that he wont make more.
Lose the Game!!!!!!!

I'm doing that, I started with what I hadn't seen yet and then I'll buy my favorites

Must be in part because he's just so young, and was just starting to make a name for himself. Plus he seemed like an actual good guy, not consumed by hubris like a lot of actors are. First movie I saw him in was Like Crazy and that beep had me bummed for days, I guess I'll have to have a Yelchin marathon now.

Hang in there. All Trek fans share in this loss. {{hugs}}
It ain't the Ganges, but you go with what you got." ~ Ken Talley, "The Fifth of July"

That's exactly how it feels, deaththekid90 Like, I have always respected him and liked him, but I didn't ever think I'd miss him like that, and I feel like I should buy all of his movies and watch them out of respect, even though I know that sounds totally insane.
I don't feel enough for you to cry.
Oh well.

I feel the exact same way. I guess it's one of those things where you take him for granted as an actor, only to realize how much you really enjoy him.

Yeah, same. I remember when Heath Ledger and Brittany Murphy died I remember so many of my friends, all of us being teenagers at the time, were heartbroken about both. For me, though I don't think either of them are the same as this feeling about Anton. I just can't believe it.
I don't feel enough for you to cry.
Oh well.

I was at work when my daughter texted me. She was crying she loved his acting. We are very sad that he has passed, especially in such tragic circumstances.