Despite the small technical flaws, this film does capture the viewer's attention with its passionate characters. Anyone who loves cheesy romantic dramas may find it easy to look past some of the dialogue and rushed scenes. The best moments of the film were when the pair share intimate moments with each other.
"Purple Hearts" is another example of why Furie is the Rodney Dangerfield of film directors, never receiving any respect when it is due. While no masterpiece, I still recommend this little-seen film.
Purple Hearts knocked The Gray Man off Netflix's weekly top 10 just eight days after the Russo brothers-directed actioner released, and in August Purple Hearts had the highest weekly viewing figure of a 2022 Netflix movie so far.
Parents need to know that Purple Hearts is a romantic drama with language, drinking, and some violence and peril. Two characters marry for convenience, facing potential legal consequences, because both need money: She can't afford needed medicine, and he owes money to his former drug dealer.
Why is Cassie's hair always tucked in Purple Hearts?
Sharing that the inspiration for the now-viral hair tuck came from Carson herself, she said, "I do that in my day-to-day life and I think I brought it into Cassie because Cassie, in a lot of her scenes, was really emotional and complex, and I never wanted her hair to get in the way, so I kind of just tucked it in my ...
PURPLE HEARTS 2 Teaser (2024) With Sofia Carson & Chosen Jacobs
Does Sofia Carson have type one diabetes in real life?
Sofia Carson was diagnosed with type 1 diabetes at a young age. Despite the challenges that come with managing this chronic condition, she has never let it hold her back. Instead, Sofia has used her platform to raise awareness about diabetes and inspire others to live their best lives.
Perhaps the greatest, unintended truth Purple Hearts has to offer is that some women are willing to reorient their world towards a fascist government if it personally benefits them. Cassie is a singer-songwriter and recently diagnosed type 1 diabetic who is rationing her insulin while working numerous jobs.
For those of us who stuck around to watch the credits scene, Cassie is seen hanging a flag on her balcony upon which the words 'welcome home' are scribed, indicating that Luke has served his sentence and will return home to his wife, with whom he will live happily ever after.
PURPLE HEARTS has a strong moral worldview that talks about loving others despite differences and caring for others in hard times. The movie shows the ramifications of lying, and the characters become better people from learning from their mistakes.
By September, the film had logged 228.6 million hours watched. In December 2022, Netflix announced the movie was the 3rd most watched movie of 2022 spending 6 weeks in the top 10s picking up 240.48 hours between July 24, 2022 and September 4, 2022.
The film, which debuted July 29, has been the most-watched movie of the month, racking up over 100 million hours in one week alone, and over 150 million hours since its release.
Is Purple Hearts really a movie about real-life people? Bottom-line, no. The characters Luke, played by Nicholas Galitzone, and Cassie, played by Sofia Carson, (who is fine as hell) are not based on real people.
There were some sexual scenes, but nothing particularly graphic. I think that parents or kids can decide what they feel comfortable with, but I could see it being appropriate for like 12 and up, I just decided to play it safe with a 13 age rating.
Going into the end of the movie, the odds are stacked against them, and it seems unlikely that things will work out in their favor. Luke and Cassie's love is able to overcome all adversity by Purple Hearts' conclusion, but the couple's happy ending comes with some questions attached.
One popular scene includes another marine saying blatantly racist remarks in a toast at a going away party, and Cassie calling him out. Luke “orders” her to sit down, and they eventually make up by hugging outside to avoid suspicion from their friends. They never actually work through the issue of racism.
Purple Hearts stands as a viable romance venture that is sure to pull at your heartstrings while delivering a platform of conversation for the modern struggles its central romance derives from.
Soldiers had to do something unusually heroic or perform some act that was essential to the success of the Continental Army. While that sounds more like something you'd have to do to earn the Medal of Honor, the badge was actually a cloth purple heart with the word "merit" stitched across it in white.
Meanwhile, Luke and Cassie are starting to fall in love for real… until Cassie finds out about that drug dealer. Luke confesses he is a former addict, and he and Cassie fight. Cassie kicks Luke out, and tells Luke to tell his family that they are getting divorced.
Sofia Carson, who plays the lead role of Cassie in the film, performs all eight songs from the soundtrack and co-wrote the first four tracks alongside Grammy nominee Justin Tranter.
Why do Cassie and Luke get married in Purple Hearts?
Luke is still in hock to the least threatening-looking drug dealer of all time, so he decides to marry Cassie to get extra money from the military to pay him off.
She is an advocate for all children and tirelessly promotes strong families. Adele has Type 1 Diabetes and wears an insulin pump. She is a former National Spokesperson for Medtronic Diabetes. Adele is also a cancer survivor.
