Fallen (2016)

The teenager Lucinda "Luce" Price (Addison Timlin) is brought to the Sword and Cross reformatory by her parents to comply with a court order since she was accused for the death of her boyfriend Trevor (Leo Suter) in a fire. However Luce blames shadows for the incident and is considered lunatic. On the arrival, Luce is instructed about the rules and regulations in the school and has contact with the rebel student Cameron "Cam" Briel (Harrison Gilbertson) and then with Arriane Alter (Daisy Head). She visits the library and is welcomed by Miss Sophia (Joely Richardson) that gives books for her and is confronted by the weird Molly Zane (Sianoa Smit-McPhee). Then she befriends the student Pennyweather "Penn" (Lola Kirke) and she feels attracted by Daniel Grigori (Jeremy Irvine), who saves her from a falling statue of an angel. On the next days she is courted by Cam and Daniel and has flashbacks from Trevor's accident and an apparently her past life. She also has a class with Miss Sophia about the war of the angels and the falling angels. When Penny and Luce research with their friend Todd Hammond (Chris Ashby) about Daniel, they find a XIX century picture of Luce and Daniel. However there is a fire in the library caused by shadows and Todd dies. What is the secret of the Sword and Cross?

"Fallen" is another silly romance indicated for young teenagers and fans of "Twilight" only. Adults will probably find it desipient since after so many centuries angels should be more mature. The screenplay is not good and there is no explanation why the fallen angels live at Sword and Cross. The concept of angels with lightened wings is original and the soundtrack is very beautiful. And that is all. My vote is five.

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Fmovies: As someone who's read the books that this movie is based off of, I definitely liked how the story was portrayed. I don't know what the budget was for this movie, but I wasn't disappointed with the graphics, location, or the choice of cast. At times it can seem a little cheesy in the dialogue department, but personally I didn't mind it. The movie hasn't seemed to get much attention, at least not in the US, but I hope that, in spite of that, they make a sequel.

This was so bad I forced my self to give it 2. Bad acting, bad story,characters are flat and uninteresting, idea of fallen angels and the reason for being on the earth wouldn't buy even preschool kids... It was like this film was made by bunch of teen twilight fans, and made very badly. Waste of time.

Fallen fmovies. Yes..it's a bit disappointing if you compare it to the novel version. Apart from the changes in the movie scene, the whole story line much less the same as in the novel. Some of the details and chemistry between Daniel and Lucinda was not highlighted in this movie and some characters must be clearly described in order for the audiences who did not read the novel to get a deep understanding on this movie. But I do wonder why is the "white peonies" does not appear in the scenes because that symbolize the love between Luce and Daniel. Overall, the whole movie is okay....and I love both of them, Jeremy Irvine and Addison Timlin plays the character of Daniel and Lucinda....

I am horrified, truly. The books were amazing, I have read them multiple times, and the least I expected from this movie was that it stays even a little bit true to book. Imagine my surprise when I watched this piece of garbage. I am sorry but this is almost like an insult for the author and the books.

All the details were off. Different scenes and events from other books in the series were jumbled together, and even that I could have managed but they also got them wrong. this was all wrong. I get artistic freedom and all that but to turn something beautiful into this horrendous piece of garbage which only confuses you with all the bits and pieces which are put together as well as 4 year old would have done is just bad movie making. You could have even tried. It felt awkward and rushed, the acting was sub par and I truly wouldn't recommend this to anyone. I am sorry but..It's bad. Please, do read the books and don't judge them by this movie.

I wish that I could give this movie 0 stars but I can't. I've read this book countless times over the years and I loved it... it's one of my favorite book series and I could read it a million more times after this and still be in love with it when I read it. But I'm telling you... DO. NOT. watch this movie if you have read the book, or even if you haven't read the book. They did a crap job on the movie: the actors/actresses were crap, the way they portrayed the story line was crap, they scenes that they did include from the book were so twisted that it's almost as if I didn't even recognize it, and they left out a whole bunch of scenes that I feel needed to be in the movie. I just feel as though they could've done a lot better on the movie and I'm disappointed that I wasted an hour and a half watching this... this monstrosity of a movie and I could've used that hour and a half for a lot of better things. I just did not like this movie and they did a crap job and I wish that they could've done more with this instead of doing what they did. It almost feels as though they put it together quickly and did not even read the book. Do not waste your time on this movie... I wish I didn't.