Prime Video has a new popular movie that many viewers are enjoying as a fun escape. While films like *Play Dirty*, *Maintenance Required*, and *No Time to Die* are currently trending on the Amazon streaming service, one movie quickly became a favorite and climbed to the top of the charts right after it was added.
The new movie, *Our Fault* (originally titled *Culpa Nuestra*), quickly became popular after premiering on Prime Video on October 16th. According to data from FlixPatrol, it’s currently the most-watched film on Prime Video worldwide and the second most-watched in the United States. The movie stars Nicole Wallace and Gabriel Guevara as a couple reconnecting after four years apart. It’s the third and final film in a series based on Mercedes Ron’s novels. The first two movies, *My Fault* (*Culpa Mía*) and *Your Fault* (*Culpa Tuya*), are also streaming on Prime Video and are both currently in the global top 10.
Our Fault Is a Prime Video Streaming Hit Despite Poor Reviews
Despite receiving mostly negative reviews from critics, *Our Fault* has become a streaming hit. While there aren’t enough reviews yet for a Rotten Tomatoes score, the ones available haven’t been very positive.
Okay, so I’ve been reading some reviews of this movie, and honestly, it doesn’t sound great. One critic from *The Guardian* said it feels really awkward and relies on tired tropes. They also mentioned the soundtrack is just a constant flow of generic pop music that isn’t even bad enough to be irritating – it’s just…boring. Another review, from *EscribiendoCine*, pointed out it doesn’t really add anything new to the series, and instead of digging into the messy relationships, it just repeats the same old forbidden love story. And *LeisureByte.com*? They said it was so frustrating it made them want to scream into a pillow! Yikes.
Viewers haven’t been kind to *Our Fault* either. One person called it a “total mess,” criticizing its fast pace and lack of coherence. Another said the film had a weak plot and rushed storyline, calling it one of the worst they’d seen recently. A third viewer, despite enjoying the first film, described this one as confusing and also among the worst they’d watched in a long time.
Okay, so the new movie, *Our Fault*, isn’t exactly being loved by critics, and honestly, it’s pretty much the same story as the first two. *My Fault* got a 0% on Rotten Tomatoes – yikes! *Your Fault* did a little better at 18%, but still… Thankfully, regular viewers seemed to enjoy them more, giving them scores of 83% and 43% on the Popcornmeter. It looks like all three movies are just perfect for when you want something fun and don’t really want to *think* too hard, you know? They’re definitely guilty pleasures!
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