Your Fault

So here's my honest opinion: I really liked Culpa Mia. But this sequel somehow felt really chaotic to me. Especially the scenes with Sofia and Briar were so random. I liked the first part of the movie when there wasn't all this drama going on. From the point where the parents unbelievably started to systematically destroy the relationship between Nick and Noah, the movie went in a weird direction for me. However, I have to give credit to the ending. I couldn't keep a tear from my eye.

"Imagine your life going perfectly fine, calm and steady… until suddenly, you’re pulled into chaos by someone you never expected — and in one moment, everything flips upside down!"

The story follows Nick, a young man living a stable life with his family, and Nicole, a girl lost in her own world. But after a tragic accident, their lives are turned upside down. Nick finds himself caught in serious trouble because of the incident, creating tension between him and his family. Out of nowhere, Nicole enters his life, changing everything.

At first, things are messy. Both of them struggle to cope with what happened, and every step they take reveals new, unexpected truths. They begin to confront their pain together — but here’s the catch: it all started from one reckless decision. Now, they must face the consequences that could change their lives forever.

Acting:
The performances by both Nick and Nicole are incredibly strong. Each actor brings out the emotional depth and internal conflict of their character, making you feel every ounce of guilt, tension, and confusion they go through. It all feels raw and authentic.

Direction:
The direction focuses tightly on moments filled with drama and psychological tension. Every scene is carefully crafted to pull you into the emotional core of the story, especially during the most intense and introspective moments.

Soundtrack:
The score is subtle but powerful. Each piece of music complements the mood perfectly, enhancing the emotional weight of key scenes, especially when tough decisions and internal battles take center stage.

Age Rating:
+16 – A dramatic and intense film, ideal for those who enjoy emotionally complex and psychologically driven stories.

Rating:
🔹 7.5/10 – A tense, emotionally rich film that explores responsibility, guilt, and the weight of difficult choices. If you enjoy thought-provoking drama with deep character development, this film will definitely pull you in.

Culpa tuya is the second part of the Culpables saga and follows the romantic drama of Noah and Nick as their relationship faces even more complicated problems. With new characters, family conflicts and tense moments, the film maintains a good balance between romance and action.

Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara shine with a chemistry that continues to be the driving force of the story, while the rest of the cast perfectly complements the plot with interesting secondary characters. Although it doesn't stray too far from the clichés of the genre, it manages to keep fans hooked. If you enjoyed Culpa mía, you'll love this one.

Better than Culpa Mia in IMO.Whether you're a fan of action, drama, or adventure,
this movie has something for everyone. So grab some
popcorn, sit back, and get ready.

I was less enamored by this one. There were fun moments, some of the dramatic twists were fun, but it lacked something the first one had. The chemistry just didn't hit the same.

Some very convenient writing. Some new characters, some from the past and just so many miscalculations. Not better than the first one in any case. It seemed that the equation between the leads just disappeared because Noah was just attracted to another man. The story just seemed off. Just a random average movie.

horrible movie with no connection, sex scenes thrown into the air without any pretext, I couldn't even finish watching it

omg! a typical stupid college boomer movie which have only this features:
Everyone is so mega cool ... wow ... Everyone is so stylish and up to date ... wow ... Everyone has the best headline to perform it anytime ... wow ... and Everyone never thing about Money !! WOW !!
welcome in the most shitty world ever and I bet Everyone has the perfect Insta-Profil and I bet on top that 90% of all teens who watched this movie wanted to be part of this f***ing unreal Life ... Jesus Christ it is so decadent ... terrible!

I really enjoyed the first one. The English dubbing was very good. I hope the next two are as good.