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I have subscribed to ScreenIt for more than a decade. WHY THE MPAA RATED IT: PG-13 For brief strong language. WILL KIDS WANT TO SEE IT? Some older preteen and teens might be pulled in by the young love story (featuring college students). The two eventually become a romantic couple and see a bright future ahead together.īut little do they or Jorge and Leslie realize their lives are going to intersect in a way none of them could imagine. Luckily for him, he didn't end up joining their older brother, John (ANTHONY KONECHNY), at his school, as then Chris never would meet senior Sam (TIERA SKOVBYE) with whom he's instantly smitten. But despite their level of wealth, they must contend with his ever-worsening health.ĭecades later, Chris Gregory (JACOB ELORDI) leaves his parents - Eric (TAHMOH PENIKETT) and Grace (KARI MATCHETT) - back home when he joins his older brother, Colin (JORDAN BURCHETT), at Loyola University as an incoming freshman. While traveling, he ends up meeting flight attendant Leslie Folk (RADHA MITCHELL) and then makes a point of doing so over and over again until they end up as a romantic couple and eventually marry. Having survived longer than expected with his lung disease, Jorge Bolivar (ADAN CANTO), is now a thirty-year-old man running the Puerto Rican division of his father's lucrative rum business. QUICK TAKE: Drama: Two couples from different decades end up having their lives intersect in a way they couldn't imagine.
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