“2 Hearts” certainly has an inspiring message. It doesn’t help that much of the dialogue sounds like it’s from a TV soap opera or a Hallmark TV movie.

The entire movie looks like actors trying their best to re-enact what they think the real people actually went through, instead of giving naturalistic performances that transform these actors into believable people on screen. Adan Canto and Radha Mitchell in “2 Hearts” (Photo courtesy of Freestyle Digital Media)Įven though the romantic drama “2 Hearts” is based on a true story, there’s a cloying sheen to the movie that makes the people look too glossy to be authentic. 2 Hearts, Adan Canto, Anthony Konechny, Baltimore, Chris Gregory, Doralynn Mui, drama, Georgia Bradner, Jacob Elordi, Jordan Burtchett, Jorge Bacardi, Kari Matchett, Lance Hool, movies, Neil Webb, Radha Mitchell, reviews, Steve Bacic, Tahmoh Penikett, Tiera Skovbyeīy Carla Hay Tiera Skovbye and Jacob Elordi in “2 Hearts” (Photo courtesy of Freestyle Digital Media)Ĭulture Representation: Taking place in various parts of North America, the romantic drama “2 Hearts” has a predominantly white cast (with some Latinos, African Americans and Asians) representing the middle-class and wealthy.Ĭulture Clash: Two couples from two different generations experience health problems that have far-reaching effects on them and other people.Ĭulture Audience: “2 Hearts” will appeal primarily to people who like very sappy tearjerkers.

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