Tini: La nouvelle vie de Violetta

It has an incredibly cheesy love story, one that has a fairly disappointing resolution in truth, but I quite liked this overall.

I've never seen an episode of the telenovela so can't comment on how it interlinks with that, but - despite the cheese - I still had a suitable enough time watching. The cinematography, lead, locations and music are the film's positives.

Martina Stoessel is extremely likeable and enjoyable as Violetta, she's the star of 'Tini: The New Life of Violetta' no question. Adrián Salzedo (Caio) is good too. The supporting cast aren't anything great, but do the job that's intended.

As noted already, I actually found myself slightly disappointed with how the love quarrel works out - which is rare for me, in these type of films anyway. I usually couldn't care less when it's written like this, but man the end decision is unsatisfactory. It makes sense, I guess, but doesn't fit the flow of what comes before. #Justice for you know who.

Nevertheless, a (just about) good film. It has a nice vibe to it.

"Tini" has quite a bit more mature themes than "Violetta".

Nevertheless, it is still very suitable and quite easy to understand for younger audiences as well.

Firstly, the outfits, cinematography etc. Are absolutely stunning, especially concerning the grand concert.

What amazed me most besides that was the way Violetta found herself by finding a piece of her past, by learning where her mother originated from.

Her revolution is breath-taking in a way.

Also, the way León and Violetta find their way back to each other again is just beautiful, in a dramatic, hurtful way. However, the rumors of his affair with a co-star that sets everything in motion are really very cliché. Furthermore, Léon at first staying oblivious concerning this makes him look really stupid which is just sad.

A story that follows Kate, a young woman who after a horrific blind date on Christmas Eve, wakes up to find that she is reliving that same day and meeting again. Tini's growth and professional maturation after the events of the television phenomenon Violetta, where she tries to break free and expand her image.

Beautiful soundtrack... It was probably more affectively interesting for those who watched the series, for me just another cute little teen drama with that basic, simple and cute Disney Cunha... Nothing too grand, not much effort to be a great movie , economical and that probably pleases the fans of the series, which I never watched... Silly and regular...

I payed 3.99 to see this. Honestly, wish I hadn't . But if a show I like has a movie I tend to want to see it. I'm going to state I am in my thirty. I banged watched the TV show. I like the music and for the most part inliked that my kids could watch it. I liked 90% of the characters on the show and was hoping to see more of them in the movie .

We get Ludmila which is great and love her full 360 behavior change. We get Leon,Violleta/Tini , dad/ aunt and the no one else from the original show. . I felt the replacements was all Wish brand modles of each original character.

The love interest was decent looking and etc but why? The addition of a Disney Star didn't really help since we didn't get to see her sing or etc.

Also, the story line , who wrote it a 9 year old during lunchtime. Granted the original show didn't do much neither but this was just flat out boring.

Left me wanting to rewarch the show and forget this pile of grudd.

A really cute, really cringy movie! I love Violetta though!