A new romantic comedy takes over Netflix tables, despite some less than elleveled reviews. The new film is written and directed by Adam Brooks, whose Roma-Kom Bonafidi is not in question. The director had previously wrote and directed "Definitely, Maybe" in 2008 and co-written "Wimbledon" (2004) and "Bridget Onesons: Edge of Reason" (2004). This time, Brooks adapted Lori Nelson Spilman's novel The Life List for Netflix, and the audience seems to love it.

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The film starred in Sofia Carson, who quickly became the queen of Netflix Roma, starred in "Violet Hearts" in 2022 and recently appeared in The Die Hard Christmas thriller like Netflix "Carry On". Carson are played by Alex Rose, whose mother, Elizabeth (Connie Briton), has died. Alex then reveals that Elizabeth has changed her will, so her daughter must complete certain tasks to get her heritage. While this may sound like a sadistic game orchestrated above the tomb, it is actually engineering, so Alex reviews his childhood aspirations and does not calm down for the life expected of her, not the one he really loves. Of course, romance follows as Alex goes on this strange journey, as the extremely handsome man Brad (Kyle Allen) enters the image to help Alex fulfill his "real loveice" ambitions.

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If that sounds like the exact kind of thing that will become a streaming sensation, it is absolutely. The Life List dominates Netflix, where it can soon become known as one of The best romantic comedies of strimmerEven if critics are not impressed.

The Life List has 46% Rotten tomatoes Result with 5.2 of 10 average rating and 73% score. As you can expect from a movie of this kind, then the audience wants it while critics are less than impressed. But when you dominate Netflix the way the "list of life" is, it probably doesn't matter that From a club Call your film "Cadar Tears For Those Who Care About Stories That Confirm Life Than About Quality Making."

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The film was released by Netflix on March 28, 2025, and according to a streaming search seeker FlixpatrolAs of April 2, 2025, it was number one in 54 countries - and in 50 of those countries, was number one of the debut. Overall, the "Love -List" is displayed in 91 countries, and its lowest position was number seven.

It's just as good as you can hope, and certainly goes in some way to make that rude result on the RT. But the "Life List" will have to be careful because it faces strong competition in the form of Horror Film A24 with a score of 94% rotten tomatoes that are currently increasing through Netflix charts.