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Lucinda "Luce" Price is a strong-willed seventeen-year-old living a seemingly ordinary life until she is accused of a crime she didn't commit. Sent off to the imposing Sword & Cross reform school, Luce finds herself being courted by two mysterious students to whom she feels oddly connected. Isolated and haunted by strange visions, Luce begins to unravel the secrets of her past and discovers the two men are fallen angels, who she learns have loved her for centuries.Luce must choose where her feelings lie, pitting Heaven against Hell in an epic battle over true love.
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Rated PG-13 for thematic material, violent images, some sensuality, language and teen partying
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In December 2014, it was announced Torment, the second installment in the Fallen book series, was in development.
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Penn, a student at Sword & Cross, is an office aid and goes out of her way early in the movie to let Luce know that she has access to all the students' records. Later, she admits to having read Luce's file, but then not long afterward, she's surprised to find out the previous day was Luce's birthday. If she had read Luce's file, then it seems unlikely she wouldn't have known about Luce's birthday.
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Daniel Grigori:
I will always catch you when you fall.
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Connections
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Torment
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Worlds Away
Performed by Liela Avila
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I planned to go to the movies with my mom and sister and my sister isn't really a big fan of book-to-movie adaptations so I thought she would hate it and didn't even bother to ask her. However, she asked me!
It's a nice movie if you like the kind of stuff like Twilight, City of Bones and maybe even The Vampire Diaries. It's a fantasy and has somewhat love triangle although the story never fully explains why both guys want the same girl.
The movie starts of very well and is obviously a teen movie, but seems like something anyone would watch (and enjoy) if it came from TV on Saturday when nothing else would. However the ending is left very open, like they're not even trying to get everything in one - or even on two films. I don't know how many books there are, but I'm guessing three or maybe even four.
Not my first choice, but it'll do. Probably nicer to watch as a binge watch when all the movies are out.