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Name: Fallen
Released: 2016-11-10
Cast: Addison Timlin, Jeremy Irvine, Harrison Gilbertson, Lola Kirke, Daisy Head

Fallen

PG-13
1h 32m
2016

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Luce is just an ordinary teen girl until a shocking accident sends her to a mysterious reform school for misfit and eclectic teenagers. There, she meets two students, Daniel and Cam. Torn between the instant electrifying connection she feels with Daniel and the attracting force of Cam, Luce is quickly pulled into a passionate love triangle. As she tries to piece together deeply fragmented memories, she is left with a feeling of undeniable longing for her one true love and the revelation of a love story that has been going on for centuries,that will shatter the boundaries between heaven and earth.

Director:

Scott Hicks

Producer:

Mark Ciardi, Gordon Gray, Bill Johnson, Claudia Bluemhuber, Jim Seibel

Writer:

Nichole Millard, Kathryn Price, Michael Arlen Ross

Cast:

Addison Timlin, Jeremy Irvine, Harrison Gilbertson, Lola Kirke, Daisy Head, Joely Richardson

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Reviews

The New Paper (Singapore)

Rachel Chan

Filled with heavy breathing and intense staring that seem to go on for ages, Fallen could have been a really good movie but the bad script and forced acting did not leave any room for character development.

Fallen is It's nothing but a weaker version of everything that has come before it, the mythos is convoluted and ultimately uninteresting, the CGI is ropey at best.

Whatever small pleasures it may offer are wiped out by the frustrating sense of incompleteness that accompanies the arrival of the end credits.

... bogs down in melodramatic brooding and supernatural nonsense without establishing much reason for emotional investment. But hey, at least everyone is pretty.

"Twilight with angels" feels too late to be relevant.

September 8, 2017

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