Gabriel's Rapture: Part Three

This was an almost perfect ending to the Gabriel's Rapture series. Guilio and Melanie were as usual outstanding in their expression of their emotions. I smiled all the way through this film from watching Gabriel do charitable efforts and cheered when Julia put Dean Aras in his place! But when Gabriel returned to Boston it is beyond exciting.

I did think that there was certainly scope to split even this part into two movies. I would have liked to see Gabriel's attempt to woo Julia again. It did seem a bit rushed that it went straight from the getting back together to Rachel's wedding. But that is my only criticism. The costumes were beautiful as were the sets.

I completely recommend this film as with all the others in the series.

To be able to create books and characters that millions hold dear to their heart is an amazing accomplishment, but to then bring that accomplishment to life while keeping true to the books, and also through the choice of cast, screenwriter, settings, music and cinematography takes a visionary of a director. Sylvain Reynard and Tosca Musk are the perfect pairing.

Of the movies, I loved Gabriel's Inferno and I love Gabriel's Rapture even more, especially Part 3. Gabriel's Rapture took viewers through every human emotion, and yet the movie Part 3 showed that even after the darkest of times, there is hope and leads to joy.

In other words, fabulous, fantastic, phenomenal!!!!! Director, cast, crew and Passionflix staff you've surpassed my expectations, and I'm a borderline perfectionist. Giulio Berruti, Melanie Zanetti and James Andrew Fraser you are excellent actors and made the audience feel every heartbreak, fear and joy with them. The screenplay by Mary Pocrnic included all the pivotal and poignant moments. Tosca Musk you are a true master of setting the scene (the clouds calming to indicate a calming of their lives.) and all the cinematography and settings are magnificent. Tosca has the ability to bring the best out of each and everyone involved. Sylvain Reynard's written story is a masterpiece, and under Tosca's direction the masterpiece was brought to life. Ten stars.

I should have just left it with Gabriel's Rapture part 2. It felt forced to do a part 3 when everything could have been concluded in part 2. Alas not worth the money I spent watching it but needed to conclude this.

Boring boring boring don't waste your time or money with this series it's the most boring book and movie I've seen and read. I'd rather go to Italy than see this or read it.

Who would have thought quoting a Bible verse could be sexy? (Seriously, read the Song of Solomon!) The two leads really become their perfectly imperfect characters. I'm left with the hope true love and redemption is possible for anyone.