2 Hearts

gg

Good movie!

Good movie!

Good movie!

Really just so predictable. Long, drawn out and boring. I really like Radha Mitchell and Jacob Elordi is promising but this movie is just so dull and full of fake tears. You want a good transplant movie? Go watch John Q.

The acting and writing was a little cringey. The ending of the movie was given away far far before the "twist" because they made such a big deal out of Chris being an organ donor. I also feel like they could've told more story and gotten you more attached to Chris instead seeing where his imaginary future led. Otherwise, it was decent and watchable.

2 hearts remind us of being passionate in life and to love every single moment. Time is everything. Jacob Elordi portrays an amazing young man living fully and to have no regrets. He really brings the goodness in the movie as well as Tiera Skovbye. I really very much enjoy watching the film. Such a nice feel good and unexpected genre. I'd definitely rewatch it from time to time.

This romantic drama is filled with inspiring messages that melted my heart and moved me in unexpected ways. Make sure you grab a box of tissues before you watch this tearjerker. I cried my eyes out! The film is based on the inspirational true story of Christopher Gregory (Jacob Elordi) and Jorge Bacardi (Adan Canto). It takes place in two different decades, two different cultures, two different ages and two different romances. They essentially have almost nothing in common, yet their lives intertwine in a very surprising way when they end up having a profound connection. This movie caught me off guard. While it is a heartwarming movie with a few corny jokes and several funny scenes, it is filled with very relatable sad realities. The actors are very believable. I found myself wrapped up in their story as if I was part of their actual families. The actors in the movie are cast perfectly. Two of the strongest performances are by Adan Canto who plays Jorge, a hopeless romantic whose struggles go from joyful bliss to devastating sorrow. Radha Mitchell plays Leslie, a very strong woman who demonstrates what the power of love can do. It's a difficult role and she nails it. My favorite character is Chris because he is a corny, awkward, lovable college-boy, who reminds me so much of my own college-age brothers. The main messages are the importance of human connection, the power of love and how life is both "awesome and fantastic." There is some bad language in the film and it promotes safety in a big way. I give 2 Hearts 4 out of 5 stars and recommend it for ages 11 to 18. Adults will enjoy it, too. Reviewed by Katherine S., KIDS FIRST

While this movie had good intentions, I didn't understand what I was watching. I didn't get the story. If I read this, it may have been better. This was the wrong role for Jacob Elordi. I heard his accent throughout the film.

Two very beautiful stories following two families with two love stories - and a turn of events - which will bring them together in the end. Very moving - very touching - at times comical and lighthearted - and then very spiritual with a message of true love and importance of family - and of caring for others. The sceneries are breathtaking and the characters very believable and their connections and relationships hold your interest to the end. The fact based on real people - just completes the story.