As always, Sofia Carson doesn't disappoint. Great chemistry with her co-stars, stunning as usual and soothing to listen to. While the ending was kinda predictable, it didn't take away from the beauty in the story they were trying to tell. I also appreciate how well they balanced the romance, drama and comedy so that neither overshadows the other. A good 7.5/10 in my book.

ah, internet comments.. so educational

"Greater Middle East" don't be braindead. Maybe you can say Pakistan are related to the Middle East because both are Muslims?

I have a very hard time finding anyone from that generation, to be anything more than a complete waste of skin. The young people in these movies can't figure out how to start a lawnmower, much less conduct their lives with the confidence they portray their characters to have, in this shallow, fictitious films.

Somebody is not commenting about the movie, but makes attacks ad personam instead, yet then blames other for hate speech. Hmmm, another projection?

@hufflepuffhouse: You must be a complete pillock, whose brain got rotten by all the racist bollocks. There are no Middle Eastern actors in the film. Her love interest here is an American (second screenshot) and the secondary love interest, probably the one you're pathetically trying to attack, is an English bloke, known for playing Matty in Skins. If you don't know where England is and where the Middle East is, you should go back to school.

Slow and boring

@hufflepuffhouse you realize of course that whites make up only 10% of the world's population

Black Bag (2025)

Who wouldn't fall in love with a middle eastern man? Literally all of us who are worth something have or will at one point or another.

@hufflepuffhouse Gotta agree. I'll kinda be harsh but she's almost talentless if you ask me.

@bubbabubba don't you wish your gf was hot like her?

...and so does your pic, lol..