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The timeline is very faaaast, no good car scene, why they put even those cars in poster? And it was like something is missing, too bland. I read the book where i like the depths and emotions but the movie was like a emotionless rollercoaster, i was expecting much more but happy ending and i like nick and noah's chemistry so 5 star.

Timeline is too fast. They could go slower a bit and cut half of the wedding scene. I mean, I like the other 2 more after I watched this. Thinking this last could be the best. They could do much better. Acting wise with Noah but Nick kinda felt sht. He was better with the previous movie. He looks emotionless. I know there might be an issue among them but, should have act professional.

Dull plot, dull actors, dull music selection.... This is one of those movies that let you question yourself how a billionaire company like mgm put money on a project with such a low quality like this, and make money from it?.... It's even worst than the after saga, at the level of 50 shades of gray saga.... The Acting is so bad that you start to think sharknado actors are top tier Oscar winners.

From the very first scene, Our Fault pulls you into a world where love and pain walk hand in hand. The chemistry between the main characters feels so genuine that it's impossible not to get attached to them, even when you know their relationship is built on mistakes, secrets, and impossible circumstances.

The story beautifully explores how love can be both healing and destructive - how two people can find light in each other while still being trapped in their own darkness. The performances are raw and emotional, making every glance, every silence, and every fight feel heartbreakingly real.

While the plot might be familiar to fans of forbidden love stories, the way it's told - with tenderness, chaos, and sincerity - makes Our Fault stand out. It's not a perfect love story, but that's exactly what makes it unforgettable.

Is it a masterpiece? Far from it. Is it entertaining? Absolutely. Don't take it too seriously and you'll probably enjoy it. Good for afternoon entertainment when you have the feel bads.

I haven't read the books, but it plays out like a cheesy, dramatic book would.

To sum it up: unrealistic and cheesy (you just gotta laugh at it), but entertaining.