Culpa mía: Londres

I can't deny that I watched it mainly for the heart-racing romance scenes. It felt like they tried to change things up a bit from Culpa Mia but ended up missing the mark.

Except for a few confusing and disconnected moments, it wasn't too bad. However, responding with culpa mia felt like a bit of a letdown. While there were some emotional moments, looking at the movie as a whole, there were a few things in the plot that didn't quite make sense. It's essentially the same story with just different versions, yet Culpa Mia somehow felt more exciting. The pacing seemed faster and more structured. That said, this movie is still worth a watch-just don't set your expectations too high or overthink it. Just sit back and enjoy. If you're just looking for a light, interesting love story to watch without thinking too much, I'd recommend this one.

Culpa Mia is so much better than My fault London. The acting in Culpa Mia is better than the London version and the actors had way better chemistry than the London version movie. I thought the movie was okay. I felt like I was watching fast and furious Tokyo Drift. I did like how it had more action in this one. I felt like Nick and Noah needed to hate each other more. Nick wasn't that mean to Noah when he kicked her out of his car and Noah just went along with it. I felt like they were to nice to each other. I hated how Nick's hair was blonde that is all I felt like I was looking at the whole time. Culpa Mia's Ronnie is so much better actor than the Ronnie in this one. This one felt fake compared to Culpa Mia Ronnie. Also where was Noah's mom and Nick's dad in all of this. Culpa Mia Noah and Nick had way more chemistry than my fault London's Noah and Nick. Noah and Nick romance scenes were okay in this movie compared to Culpa Mia.

Honestly I was very sceptical about this movie, I couldn't find a reason for a remake, but they proved me wrong. It was a nice movie with better characters than the original movie.

I really liked the changes they made to the plot and the characters. Culpa Mia portraits a really toxic relationship, this one was actually sweet and romantic and their whole relationship development makes sense. The difference in the Nick character was great and he was likeable in this movie. I didn't like his toxic character in the original, so it was a good surprise.

The protagonists had great chemistry so it made all the movie easier to watch, while knowing what was happening. I liked the more action factor, it added more levels to the story. And I also liked so much how the anxiety of Noah and the drinking problem of some characters were portaided.

If you are in for an entertaining and romantic story, choose this one. If you like angst and the toxic type watch the original!

Having seen the original I wasn't sure how I felt about this but I'm glad i watched. The changes in some of the scenes worked well and the soundtrack fit really well with the aesthetics. Both actors that played Nick and Noah were great( although at first i wasn't sure at first about the actor chosen for Nick ) the chemistry between them was very apparent. The spice level in this one in comparison to the original is a little tame but the moments you do get work quite well. The cat and mouse/ will they wont they is well played out- especially if you haven't read the novel. I'd certainly watch the sequels if they opt to do them!

I didn't expect this remake would be this good. I lowkey like it better.

Not bad re-adaptation at all. It totally got its own vibe and humor. Love those American-British "beefs" shown. So cute.

The chemistry between Asha and Matt is subtle yet strong, making me giggling and blushing so much. Their eye contact is insane.

Coherent storytelling, smooth editing and directing, beautiful camerawork and most importantly, the song choices are PERFECT, even the original music score is perfect for me.

You can obviously tell it's from female directors. Everything is just so gentle and delicate.

It definitely becomes my comfort movie. I love it so much.