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Based On Novel Or Book | Love
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After We Collided is a romantic drama film that continues the tumultuous romance between Tessa and Hardin, from prequel After, as they navigate through trust issues, jealousy, and secrets that threaten to tear them apart. Furthermore, the chemistry between the two leads, Josephine Langford and Hero Fiennes Tiffin, is undeniably electric and the film's pacing is brisk. The film works because of director Roger Kumble's sensible adaptation of the young adult book series, which has been a superhit in that age group. On top of that, the film's strong performances and emotionally charged scenes make it a worthwhile watch. Some may not like its predictable plot and shallow character development, which really holds this sequel back from becoming a great romance movie. Overall, After We Collided is a romantic drama film that manages to entertain its target audience with its steamy scenes despite its predictable storyline.
Top Most Popular Narrative Animated Feature | 2021
Budget 14,000,000 USD
Box Office Collection 48,000,000 USD
Author Anna Todd confirmed on her social media accounts that she wrote the script for this movie, promising fans of the books that the film's sequels would stay truer to the books. She also confirmed that in her new contract, this film would be rated R. Many speculations have surfaced about whether or not the production company would change, as well as the director, who was said to not be returning by a producer of the film(s).
Roger Kumble directed Cruel Intentions (1999), a film with a plot often compared to the one of Anna Todd's After. Selma Blair, who plays Carol Young, also starred in Cruel Intentions as Cecile Caldwell.
Peter Gallagher, who played the role of Ken Scott in the first movie was replaced by Rob Estes.
Cameo: Anna Todd: During the beginning of the nightclub scene, Anna Todd is the author being asked which books they've written.
Unlike the first movie, AWC is rated R.
"Hardin: Stop the car! Jamie: I can't! Hardin: Stop your fucking car! Jamie: Okay! Hardin: Tessa!"
"Tessa: [late for work] Just freaking hold the elevator, please! [elevator doors close, and she slaps against them furiously] Tessa: Ass-wipe! [they open, she enters] Tessa: Thank you. Trevor: Did you call me an ass-wipe? Tessa: Excuse me? Trevor: You just called me an ass-wipe. Tessa: Uh, no, I didn't. Trevor: Yeah, I guess I just imagined it. Tessa: Guess so. Trevor: You know, I did try to hold the elevator for you. Tessa: Sure you were."
