Driven

It's really hard to see your favorite books become a movie. So many discrepancies, will the actors live up to the hype, will they really bring it? I can honestly say I was worried after watching Fifty Shades. Loved the actors and they had some chemistry and managed to pull it off. It was ok.

So imagine how I felt seeing them take my #1 favorite series and turn it into a movie. I thought no way. They can't pull it off. I put my trust in Kristy Bromberg, the author, when she gave it her stamp of approval. I just KNEW she wouldn't let her beloved series just become another statistic.

I went to the premiere and was so excited and still a bit scared. All I can say is that THIS should be on the big screen in theaters. THIS movie, the actors Casey and Olivia, brought the heat and passion on like no other I've ever seen!!!

HOLY CANNOLIS!!!! It wasn't sexual, it was SENSUAL. Anyone can simulate sex (FSOG) but to have that connection between 2 characters and convey it on screen--SWEET JESUS they pulled it off. Casey was Colton 101% and Olivia brought Rylee to live just as described in the books. Her feistiness, her facial expressions her connection to Colton/Casey was as if they could read each other's thoughts.

Tosca Musk did an incredible job!!! She and her entire crew brought to life my favorite books and I have no regrets that she did. I would LOVE a do over of FSOG through her eyes with this cast. Their chemistry is so spot on it's amazing.

Great job Passionflix and Thank You Casey and Olivia for going above and beyond to make this the best love story out there!! And Kristy---I'm so excited for you that your dreams of having a few readers has turned into THIS!!!

I Race You!!!!

Excellent adaptation! The movie was sexy while staying true to the book's important storylines and its beloved characters. Passionflix keeps getting better!

This mini series episodes based on the novel by K Bromberg where very well adapted, definitely it marked everything I usually do to evaluate an adaptation from a book, the casting was fantastic, the screenplay was well written and the performance was what I wanted to see on the screen, Olivia Applegate brought Rylee to life and was simply what I envisioned for that character. Casey got Colton's character as well and their chemistry showed on screen as it did in the book, waiting for the following parts as I truly love the books.

I suggest reading the book first then watching this movie. Passionflix captures the book so well. Grateful that there will be 6 series to Driven so that the meat/juice of the book is captured and not on an editing floor. Absolutely love this!!! The chemistry between main actors is amazing!!

As a fan of the book series, the movie had me on edge. All of my concerns diaappeared the moment I saw what an amazing job the casting team did in selecting the actors. Casey Deidrick is the perfectly imperfect Colton & Olivia Applegate embodies the soul of Rylee. Their chemistry on screen is HOT and definitely NSFW. Tosca Musk and the creative team at Passionflix made sure all of the important details were there as K. Bromberg's superfans would be most critical - we're extremely protective of our favorite book boyfriend. The response in the Facebook fan groups has been immensely positive and fans have become smitten with both Casey & Olivia. Their dedication to make these characters jump out of the book and onto the screen as Kristy imagined them and put them to paper has blown away all of our expectations. At this time I have only seen the first 3/6 episodes but having read the book I am eager to see how the rest of this plays out. There's a certain *sweet* scene coming up that is sure to burn up the screen.

Note: Originally scheduled to be edited to a movie. While editing it was decided to be released as 6 episodes with 3 releasing on August 10th, 2018, and the remaining 3 will be released on August 24th, 2018. The next 2 books in the Driven have been optioned so look for updates on Fueled and Crashed from PassionFlix. These movies are based on the Driven book series by K. Bromberg.