mackenziej-11105
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Wait With Me is a sweet, funny, and steamy rom-com. Madison Lawlor and Andrew Biernat truly brought Miles and Kate to life so faithfully and their chemistry lit up the screen. Their performances and emotions they conveyed were brilliant! I also loved that you could feel the
chemistry between the entire cast. I was smiling and laughing throughout most of the film and was left with
warm feelings afterwards. The cinematography was visually stunning and David Gregory did a wonderful job on the screenplay. Passionflix has truly honoured Amy Daws book and it was a joy to watch this adaptation come to life on screen.
Gabriels Inferno is the truest book to film adaption I have ever seen. I have loved and read these novels for many year. I felt so many emotions and was in complete awe during the entire film. This was truly worth the wait and I am a very happy reader.
The opening credits begin with the strings of Mozart's Lacrimosa and Henry Holiday's famous painting of Dante and Beatrice, it will simply leave you in awe. I believe it sets the tone for the whole entire film.
Giulio Berruti and Melanie Zanetti completely embody the essence of Professor Emerson and student, Julianne Mitchell. They truly captured the delicious chemistry between these two characters. Every glance, every touch, every line was delivered perfectly and they made it feel as if Gabriel and Julia walked off of the pages.
Almost every scene and every line is included in this film adaption. Not a single one of Sylvain Reynard's words is wasted and are important to the story so I know us readers were very please by that.
Tosca completely captured the intense passion and torment of these characters, which is no easy feat. Her attention to detail is brilliant. Her vision, loyalty and hard work truly brought this story and our beloved characters to life. It is a true work of art and many will enjoy this film. Very much so looking forward to seeing Part 2.
The opening credits begin with the strings of Mozart's Lacrimosa and Henry Holiday's famous painting of Dante and Beatrice, it will simply leave you in awe. I believe it sets the tone for the whole entire film.
Giulio Berruti and Melanie Zanetti completely embody the essence of Professor Emerson and student, Julianne Mitchell. They truly captured the delicious chemistry between these two characters. Every glance, every touch, every line was delivered perfectly and they made it feel as if Gabriel and Julia walked off of the pages.
Almost every scene and every line is included in this film adaption. Not a single one of Sylvain Reynard's words is wasted and are important to the story so I know us readers were very please by that.
Tosca completely captured the intense passion and torment of these characters, which is no easy feat. Her attention to detail is brilliant. Her vision, loyalty and hard work truly brought this story and our beloved characters to life. It is a true work of art and many will enjoy this film. Very much so looking forward to seeing Part 2.