Fallen
2016, Fantasy/Romance, 1h 27m
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On Luce Price's first day at the Sword & Cross boarding school, her attention is captured by the strangely familiar Daniel Grigori. She soon discovers he is a fallen angel who has battled over her for centuries.
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Rating: PG-13 (Teen Partying|Some Sensuality|Language|Thematic Material|Violent Images)
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Genre: Fantasy, Romance, Drama
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Original Language: English
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Director: Scott Hicks
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Producer: Claudia Bluemhuber, Mark Ciardi, Gordon Gray, Bill Johnson, Jim Seibel
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Writer: Michael Ross, Kathryn Price, Nichole Millard
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Distributor: Destination Films, Vertical Entertainment
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A Twilight wannabe, Fallen is a generic tween fantasy thriller that's dreadfully boring. The story follows a troubled teen named Lucinda Price who's sent to a special boarding school where she meets a brooding young man that she instantly falls for, and she begins to believe that they've met before...perhaps in a previous life. Addison Timlin does alright as the lead, but really isn't given much to work with. The writing is incredibly bad, telegraphing the whole plot from the jump and delivering incredibly clichéd dialog. Still, the film has an interesting artistic look and the score does a good job at setting a dramatic tone. While Fallen shows some potential as a series, this first installment plays as a poorly made Twilight rip-off.
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