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Aline U @RT20767791 Jun 10 this story of Hero and Josephine was so captivating to a point i had to go in the internet and check if they are actually dating in real life. the writer of this movie shaped up one of the best romcom ever made and transformed it into this master piece. See more Megan M. @meganmaccammon25 Apr 18 This is one of those movies franchises I can never get tired of, I did read the books and they are similar and differences between both but they portrayed the movie beautiful , I wish I could see it for the first time again See more Tamira D @Tamira_88 Feb 4 I absolutely adore All of the after movies. I feel like a lot of teenagers in this day and age can really relate to this series. Cause most boys don’t know who and or what they want. I never want to hear a little boy ratting in my ear or anyone else for that matter about how these movies are "cringe" and they "suck". When in reality in my opinion they display love. True, raw love. Not the hallmark stuff you see everywhere else with the unrealistic type of love that everyone is always shooting for but never will get. 1000/10. See more Meako W. @Meakowhite Feb 3 If I could rate it lower I would See more John N @RT63108825 Dec 22 i gave it a try but i still didn't like it, the ending must be with a psychological meaning and etc but it felt rushed. i wouldn't recommand it See more Amanda T @amandawrites Dec 19 After is a textbook example of a failed literary adaptation. The film collapses under a weak, repetitive plot built on artificial conflict and a complete lack of emotional progression. The lead performances are disastrous. The actors share absolutely no chemistry, and it becomes painfully obvious that they can’t stand each other - whether on or off screen, the hostility and discomfort are impossible to ignore. Every interaction feels stiff, forced, and awkward, resulting in a bland, lifeless couple that makes emotional investment nearly impossible. This failure is especially frustrating given the source material. The novel was a massive success precisely because it offered complicated characters and a heavy sexual charge that resonated deeply with its original audience. The film strips that identity away entirely, reshaping the story to appeal to a younger, sanitized teenage market that was never part of the core Wattpad readership. The result barely resembles the story. See more Read all reviews

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