Netflix’s new Rom com Sofia Carson is exactly what you need

What are you talking about?

An ambitious American woman realizes her dream by integrating Oxford until she is struck by attractive British, whose secrets could be angered by her future.

With whom?

It is the queen of romantic comedy, dramas that push us to Netflix and lead to great success. During my Oxford year, Sophia Carson signs her 5th cooperation (after carrying, our bruised hearts, beating beat …) with a stream platform, to become one of the most identifiable faces.

He also shares a poster with another talent for the firm, in particular Corey Milkrest. The latter deserved our hearts in Queen Charlotte in 2023 and is going to do the same with this film.

Does this deserve a view?

We can’t wait for August 1 to give up on my Oxford year, Netflix’s latest American production. On paper, this romantic comedy has everything we like: an idyll that is born in a romantic place, heroin loves books and poetry, two very charming actors, laughter and tears …

Sophia Carson was a great choice for Adaptation on the screen of Julian Wellan’s novel. Always beautiful and painted with four pins, a young woman in this film looks like fish in the water. Anna, her character, is a firmly positive and shining person, as well as most of the roles she has played lately (as has been another day). A kind of heroin that is in the heart.

Its obvious alchemy with his game partner is one of the strengths of my Oxford of the year. We will attach his pair to the screen with Corey Milkrest. The latter led us to Queen Charlotte, she does the same thing: she camp, James, a young literature teacher who wants to live with full teeth.

Carson, as well as the executive producer, promised him: The film wants to apply all the emotions. And the promise is held, especially when it takes a rather unexpected direction in half the road. Without getting into the pathos and without the desire to shoot (even if some may pay for one or two), my Oxford year ends with a very important positive touch.

My Oxford is not a movie of the year, but this is what we may now need: with its British charm, its romantic teams, its smiling heroin and its timely history, it will really be August’s success on Netflix. So throw it away.