Never Not Love You (2018)

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NEVER NOT LOVE YOU is a very realistic movie that proves that "team REAL" has very good onscreen chemistry.   The thing is, James Reid is a better actor than Nadine Lustre and it's a great thing that they are not competing against each other.  

The couple really work well with one another, it's just that James became Gio Smith, whereas Nadine was still Nadine.  She can act, she's beautiful, toned, and one of my favourites, but in this movie, we saw how James has grown as an actor.  He definitely has honed his craft. From the immature spoiled brat of twenty-three up to his oldest age in the movie, his character buildup was justified.  Whereas Nadine's Joanne looked cold or stoic most of the time, except when she was happily in love or when she was crying.  Wait, maybe that was how her character should be...well,  I don't know.  

The "ending" was quite unfair to James's character disappointing us a bit and made us say, "Yun na yun?"

Nevertheless, the story is beautiful and was well directed by Miss Jadaone. There were scenes there that you would ask, "Was that necessary?", but as a whole it would leave a mark in your heart.

ALL the characters complemented each other, so it's a great team effort.

As one of my friends said, it is intense.

So, even if we got disappointed with the "ending", we still did not regret watching this.  It's worth it!

It's a different James Reid, Nadine Lustre in 'Never Not Love You'



‘Never Not Love You’ first-day reactions are overwhelmingly positive

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