2013 Directed by Richard LaGravenese
Ethan Wate just wants to get to know Lena Duchannes better, but unbeknownst to him, Lena has strange powers. As Lena's 16th birthday approaches she might decide her fate, to be good or evil. A choice which will impact her relationship forever.
Alden Ehrenreich Alice Englert Jeremy Irons Viola Davis Emmy Rossum Thomas Mann Emma Thompson Eileen Atkins Margo Martindale Zoey Deutch Tiffany Boone Rachel Brosnahan Kyle Gallner Pruitt Taylor Vince Robin Skye Randy Redd Lance E. Nichols Leslie Castay Sam Gilroy Cindy Hogan Gwendolyn Mulamba Cole Burden Billy Wheelan Christopher Darby Jackie Tuttle Camille Balsamo Lindsay Clift Lucy Faust Justine Wachsberger Show All…
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Who are these terrible, terrible lead actor kids and why are they interrupting a perfectly good Jeremy Irons/Emma Thompson ham-off?
emmy rossum and alden ehrenreich if you read this i'm free on thursday and would like to hang out please respond to this and then hang out with me on thursday when i'm free
“You can’t help it. Fitting in anywhere. Drooling charm.”
Going to start my justification of my ridiculously high rating by stating that Beautiful Creatures oozes a YA charm that went virtually extinct shortly after its release. Returning to that genre alone elicits a sense of joy that’s sometimes hard to recreate. It’s nostalgia fueled and built on the deep longing I sometimes feel to return to my adolescent years if only to tell myself to stop worrying so much about what others think and be proud about the things I like.
I put this on partially as an easy background noise movie that I could make fun of a little bit for its corniness and partially because Zoey Deutch is…
this was unbelievably stupid but i love my straight leg jean wearing small town yeehaw boyfriend alden ehrenreich
this bombing at the box office and not becoming the next big ya film franchise is my thirteenth reason
between its cast this movie has won 10 emmys, 7 golden globes, and 4 academy awards
Film#52 of 'It's June Jim, but not as we know it'
Doomed from the start to be considered a Twilight clone, this film deserves a lot more credit for actually being watchable and somewhat interesting.
Sure, this film is trope heavy, covering just about every base imaginable a film based on a fantasy novel for young adults should cover, but found the backdrop rather charming and some characters actually interesting. These stories always have to be about troubled love and for that to work you need a central couple to believe and invest in.
In Beautiful Creatures this partly succeeds. Alice Englert is ok, but a bit one-note. It is Alden Ehrenreich, however, who completely sells this film for me.…
Basically it's the new Twilight.
Everyone knows it's the new Twilight.
And anyone knows it's the new Twilight.
Universally, it's the new Twilight.
That's it; it's the new Twilight.
It's the new Twilight.
Filling the gap left by Twilight.
Understand? It's the new Twilight.
Love Twilight? Well this is the new Twilight.
Cheer emo kids! It's the new Twilight.
Rejoice sexually repressed teens! It's the new Twilight.
Embrace fans of mellow indie! It's the new Twilight.
Ascend in your masses society dwellers! It's the new Twilight.
Tell your sparkly friends! It's the new Twilight.
Unearth your Topshop Halloween costumes! It's the new Twilight.
Run to the cinema! It's the new Twilight.
Enjoy what is undoubtedly the new Twilight.
So overall, it's the new Charmed...
I had seen this for the first time back at the start of December and really enjoyed it. Needless to say when the wife asked if I wanted to join her in watching it again, I did it with a happy heart.
The Young Adult genre was something new to me. I'd heard people talk about it but wasn't entirely sure what it was. When someone mentioned "Twilight", I kind of got the gist of it. I'm never too keen to admit it but I'm a fan of "Twilight". A lot cleverer than it's given credit for, it found a niche in the book buying market and exploited it to the max. The inevitable films were always going to be…
