Tangled

OMG I do believe this is one of the best passionflix movie I've watched the chemistry and Romance would make the best Valentine's movie Drew he's so adorable and funny and katherine is a wonderful fit for Drew not to mention a beautiful singer I love the chemistry between them definitely one of those movies I can watch over and over again.

Loved the book and the movie did justice to it.

The actress for kate was spot on. She was great in her delivery and timing. Felt very natural. Evan was a little overacted but the story pulled it back enough. The comedic scenes were great and just as funny as i pictured it happening while reading the original book. Dialogue and sequence of events were true to the book which fans appreciate :)

I think this may be the best of the passionflix book adaptations. Hoping there is a sequel but it probably doesn't need it. Guess I'm just a fan of miss emma chase.

A solid 7 stars for me. Would recommend to other rom com aficionados.

...and this is absolutely not at all meant as an insult, but merely as an observation: Could it be, that the male lead is gay? This would explain a lot! I must say, the expected sizzling feeling didn't radiate in my direction. Pity!

If you've read Tangled, this is a perfect adaptation of the book. The dialogue is practically verbatim.

You do miss a lot of Drew's over the top internal dialogue from the book, but I can't imagine watching this and not completely knowing how Drew Evans really thinks.

I expected this to have some serious cringeworthy moments, as a lot of book to movie adaptations tend to have, but I was pleasantly surprised that the actors brought the characters to life exactly as I had imagined.

If you've read Tangled and loved the characters, the banter, and the antics, you'll appreciate this. If you haven't read Tangled, I highly suggest reading but I still would suggest this rom-com movie.

10 for the copious, very appealing shots of Josh Plasse in boxers. 1 for the relative charm of the leads. So why is my rating 5? Deduct 6 points for a crass leering screenplay that mistakes sex jokes and 4-letter bombs for wit and thinks itself clever by presenting romance from the (reformed) rake's point of view. For years women have justifiably complained about men writing female roles poorly. Well, the shoe - make that stiletto - is on the other foot. Otherwise nothing new here. Less than stellar supporting roles and bland production values complete the indifferent picture.

But oh, the sight of Josh Plasse in boxers - and his full Monty (from the rear)...priceless.