After / after we collided
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After / after we collided
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Yes, same here! Definitely not a movie to watch if you are looking for something to challenge your mind and make you think. Their relationship bugs me. Go trevor!Maesondahl wrote: ↑01 Jan 2021, 18:07 The movies are a guilty pleasure for my sister and me, but they have the same feeling as the Twilight movies. I enjoy the teen drama and all of the cliche moments but the relationship between Tessa and Hardin/Harry can be too much sometimes.
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OMG. what a movie and what a book. Though there are some changes in the movie sequel of the book but they are negligible in-front of the amazing story. This story has been in my mind for months and when last year After We Collided released, it just made me stuck in my seat, jaw dropped to the floor.
Though the book has so much erotic content but the story and the cute little lovely things that Hardin and Tessa do make me crave for a love like them. The bad boy meets a good girl and everything changes. Their deeper selves come into action. The bad boy wants to be good, and the good girl discovers her true self. And then in After We Collided, Tessa's personality is rotated 360 degrees. She is more careless, but more and more in love with Hardin with everyday passing.
I want to write further but I already wrote long enough for a comment. I just cant get enough of this story. Can't wait for the other three- After We Fell, After Ever Happy and Before to come out and to read the book!!
I can read the book but it will ruin my eagerness to see the movie when it comes out. Only I cant understand my strength to stop me from reading the books before the movies come out

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This movie is amazing. Even more than amazing. The book are wonderful but the motion picture brings life into the story. The plot and the storyline is amazing. A bad boy wants to be good for a girl and the girl discovers her true self. She comes out of her comfort zone to find what she really wants. But will they be together. Will their different personalities lead to a strong union?
I was so much engrossed in the movie. The cute little things Hardin does for Tessa makes my heart leap. This movie makes me crave for a love life like them. And I so much search for my Hardin Scott.
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I agree with you. They fight a lot which is at time exaggerating. They fight too much and then in a sec start loving each other back by a simple touch. It sometimes becomes hard to believe.Maesondahl wrote: ↑01 Jan 2021, 18:07 The movies are a guilty pleasure for my sister and me, but they have the same feeling as the Twilight movies. I enjoy the teen drama and all of the cliche moments but the relationship between Tessa and Hardin/Harry can be too much sometimes.
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Yes. You wonderfully mentioned the plot of the movie and I must say that I am in love with it. The relationship is though exaggerating at times but is one of my favorite. It makes me crave more for Hardin Scott to come into my life but at the same time I don't want him to ruin my life too. Its just so confusing.theprakriti wrote: ↑18 Jan 2021, 00:15 I cant believe I found a forum about this one. I've been dying to talk about this book for so long.
OMG. what a movie and what a book. Though there are some changes in the movie sequel of the book but they are negligible in-front of the amazing story. This story has been in my mind for months and when last year After We Collided released, it just made me stuck in my seat, jaw dropped to the floor.
Though the book has so much erotic content but the story and the cute little lovely things that Hardin and Tessa do make me crave for a love like them. The bad boy meets a good girl and everything changes. Their deeper selves come into action. The bad boy wants to be good, and the good girl discovers her true self. And then in After We Collided, Tessa's personality is rotated 360 degrees. She is more careless, but more and more in love with Hardin with everyday passing.
I want to write further but I already wrote long enough for a comment. I just cant get enough of this story. Can't wait for the other three- After We Fell, After Ever Happy and Before to come out and to read the book!!
I can read the book but it will ruin my eagerness to see the movie when it comes out. Only I cant understand my strength to stop me from reading the books before the movies come out![]()
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Yes I agree with you. I have watched them myself quite a lot and never get enough of it. The plot is really confusing and I really want the next sequels to clear things out.CaptainTurtle8 wrote: ↑10 Jan 2021, 16:12 I have the read the books several times honestly. I have seen the movies 2-3 times each, but I still am not sure entirely how I feel about them. I think the what I had in my head was just so different from what the movies are, it makes it hard for me to love them. At this point, I'm not sure I'd watch the movies again, but I will watch the next couple of movies that come out. Most likely I will read the series again. As much as their relationship can be a bit much, I still love them. They go through so much and I love how their story ends after everything they've been through.
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Yeah and with that said One things must also be added that Tristan was a guy in the book but was changed to a girl for better audience suitability. Well I don't detest the idea that much though.Victoria Copsey wrote: ↑17 Jan 2021, 20:08 I read the books and I can't say that the casting is what I had imagined. As with most adaptations, the characters are altered to be more likeable to the audience. No 'prudish' outfits no 'covered in tattoos' no piercings
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I agree with you for some parts but I kinda liked After We collided Too. It just showed the audience a different personality of both the characters. Tessa became more carless and free thinker. She is now doing what she thinks is right( not of the upmost level though.)angelmuktar wrote: ↑11 Jan 2021, 15:18 Personally, I have not read the books but watched both movies. In a way they both are great movies, however, I feel like After is way better than After We Collided. I feel like it does not really have a great plot and consists of too much sex. Whereas in After it was fun, it made you laugh, cry, and fall in love with the characters.
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