After Blu-ray
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Tessa Young is a dedicated student, dutiful daughter and loyal girlfriend to her high school sweetheart. Entering her first semester of college, Tessa’s guarded world opens up when she meets Hardin Scott, a mysterious and brooding rebel who makes her question all she thought she knew about herself — and what she wants out of life. After Blu-ray
Tessa Young is a dedicated student, dutiful daughter and loyal girlfriend to her high school sweetheart. Entering her first semester of college, Tessa’s guarded world opens up when she meets Hardin Scott, a mysterious and brooding rebel who makes her question all she thought she knew about herself — and what she wants out of life. After Blu-ray
Additional information
| Aspect Ratio : | 2.39:1 |
|---|---|
| MPAA rating : | PG-13 (Parents Strongly Cautioned) |
| Product Dimensions : | 0.6 x 5.4 x 6.7 inches; 8.32 ounces |
| Director : | Jenny Gage |
| Media Format : | NTSC, Digital copy, Subtitled |
| Run time : | 1 hour and 46 minutes |
| Release date : | July 9, 2019 |
| Actors : | Josephine Langford, Hero Fiennes Tiffin, Selma Blair, Inanna Sarkis, Shane Paul McGhie |
| Subtitles: : | Spanish |
| Producers : | Jennifer Gibgot, Courtney Solomon, Mark Canton, Aron Levitz, Anna Todd |
| Language : | English (Dolby Digital 5.1), English (DTS-HD Master Audio 5.1) |
| Studio : | Universal Pictures Home Entertainment |
| ASIN : | B07QHG8PQL |
| Writers : | Susan McMartin, Tamara Chestna, Jenny Gage, Tom Betterton |
| Country of Origin : | USA |
| Number of discs : | 2 |
| Best Sellers Rank: | #6,484 in Drama Blu-ray Discs |
| Customer Reviews: | (3,665) |
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Ward –
Movie is great- Don’t let 16 or uner read–unless you read first
GREAT MOVIE–actually really liked the movie. Well done–Until I found out from my 14 year old that there is a book series. I love to read (so I purchased the series) WOW– not what I was expecting for a 14 year old to read. Thank God she doesn’t like to read–What a knock off of “fifty shades of grey” but with no toys. Don’t get me wrong–(if your 17-older) I read wright through the books and loved them. They made me mad, sad and totally understood the love they had for one another. Just maybe read if your getting them for your younger teenagers–Unless maybe you don’t want to have the conversation.
Ashley –
Don’t Watch With Any Expectations….
SPOILERS- If you’re expecting this to be exactly like the book, you better stop at only reading. I finished this book yesterday and thought I’d give the film a chance. I tried to convince myself not to but I was curious. If the film was created as a stand alone and wasn’t made from a book I might give it a 3.8. The plot of the film is decent. But I find myself saying, “omg they left out sooo much!” And I was ultimately upset.The book was very much rated R. The film was easily like PG-13. The book had so much more passion, racy and emotional ups and downs. I feel the casting for Hardin was perfect. The casting for Tessa was great. But the parents and the friends were all wrong. Tristan is a guy. Hated that they made Steph gay. Hated they made Landon black – I can understand why they did… but I feel they did that because they had cast Jennifer Beals as Karen.Another thing I feel they used huge names in this film to get it more PR attention. Because the large names were only in this film for maybe 10 minutes. There was so much interaction lost between the characters. So many times Tessa could have been given rides but they gave her a bike. So many times she stayed at Hardin’s frat house. So many times they stayed at his parents. I hated that they made it seem like she only met Ken and Karen meet Tessa for the first time at the wedding. And Hardin never even said “I love you”. The ending was completely improvised by producers and I hated how it wasn’t a cliff hanger how the book originally gives.I understand books, when interpreted into films, lose a lot of details and things are changed for cinematic effects, but the plot and complete story of this book was lost in this film. The film wasn’t worth it and the books are SO MUCH BETTER and more enjoyable. Anna Todd’s writing got lost and practically ignored by this film. Personally idk how she allowed it to go to film when they left out an incredible amount from this first book.
Woodi –
If you love love and are young at heart as well as realistic you will love this movie.
I watched the movie first and then read the books. As with any movie produced from books, it was rushed and I would have loved those actors in an AFTER series on Netflix or Amazon so that more of the books could have been portrayed by them. But I have watched this movie so many times, it’s an obsession.As Anna Todd said, “not everyone” was raised in the perfect home and has learned from perfect relationships. Some have had to learn by fire.Langford and Fiennes Tiffin’s chemistry is off the charts and carries the movie. I find myself rooting for them. I can hardly wait for AWC to be part of my collection.
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AudioBookHoe –
Hardin is a whole mess!
Hardin is the perfect toxic hero to wreck you In these types of romances. Hero plays him he was born to play him! The actress plays the heck out of the naive, inexperienced heroine! I REWATCH these movies all the time
Sincerity –
Watched out of boredom
What a complete, pleasant surprise. I thought this was a story for my nieces who are in their late teens and twenties. I love this series, IMHO well told story of love, pain, emotional fallout, redemption, perseverance, change that speaks volumes to people of all ages. Hero F Tiffen, I hope you have a very long and lucrative career. You demonstrated, with this series, you are a true talent I look forward to seeing again and again. Thank you.
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K Stevens –
Loved the story
Wished it could have followed the book closer though.
Sandra M. –
Don’t read the book and don’t watch the sequels
Yes, I’m in the minority and that’s fine. I did see the movie before skimming the books (thank Heaven or I never would have watched it). This movie was clearly aiming for more literary/artistic space—and the book and the sequels are just typical mass audience trash. The characters in After align with literary characters alluded to throughout the movie, as does the story. There are pieces of all of them, and it is quite well done in that regard. So if you like that type of depth, you will like this. I agree that there could have been fewer video clip episodes and perhaps more dialogue, but the soundtrack makes up for it somewhat if you listen to the lyrics. It is obvious there was thought behind the production if you pay attention.I was shocked and disappointed when I saw the sequel—especially the second, in which useful dialogue is replaced with omnipresent cursing (like the books), and the characters are shells of themselves. Hardin is a pathetic, uncontrolled fiend (gone is the brooding, quiet, steady guy), and Tessa is, well, the tramp from the books. She is definitely NOT Elizabeth Bennett, on every level x10. Neither is remotely likable anymore; they’re just…Yahoos (if you know the literary reference). Oh, and someone thought comedy would be a great addition to the sequels as well—and it fails terribly.I have watched After many times. It is charming. But go no further unless you wish to be sorely disappointed.
6 people found this helpful
Deborah M. –
Very good Movie, poor replica of the book.
SPOILER ALERTS:If this was just a standard romance movie, I would give this 5 stars. On a level of movie based on a book, I would give it 1 star. Overall this was a very good movie when you are not comparing it to the book.In the book, Harden is a Grade A Jerk. He is shallow, jealous, insecure, aggressive, sensitive and controlling. In the movie, he is kinda a jerk like a prep, but no where near as described in the book. This bothered me because what’s important when you are reflecting a book into a movie is to ensure the character’s personalities match.The movie does not cover the relationship with Harden and Ken nearly enough. I find this important too because Harden is the way he is because of the events with his mother and father.Landon’s girlfriend Dakota is not even mentioned in the movie, only the book. I would have loved to see the backstory a little more with Landon like they explained in the book.Tessa’s relationship with Noah could have been elaborated more. In the movie, it does not cover much of the breakup between Noah and Tessa. In the book, they explain that they actually got back together a 2nd time on the condition that Tessa stays away from Harden, but ultimately Tessa chooses Harden over Noah.In the book, Tessa is a bit more trampy. She went on a date with Zed too which was not even mentioned in the movie. I found this important because it builds climax and puts an emphasis on the relationship between Tessa and Harden.Other than that and some other minor things like Harden’s appearance, car color, the character Tristan, the movie was really good.I would say it followed the book maybe 10% or less.NOTE: I watched the movie before I read the book, then watched the movie again for comparison.Great movie if you are looking for a romance, but you will be disappointed if you try and compare the movie to the book.
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Mary –
Dvd
Great dvd