Passionflix, you need to step it up.these are just 'meh'. but won't hold my breath waiting for it to. Loved the books, sort of enjoyed the audiobooks (minus how Tink is done), and will watch the third just to see if anything improves. Yes, I know someone must have listened to the audiobook when studying how to play him.but what translates decently in written word, doesn't translate well into a real life character. See the complete A Wicked Trilogy series. Armentrout in online reader directly on the web page. Armentrout includes books Wicked, Torn, Brave, and several more. Torn (A Wicked Trilogy book 2) - read free eBook by Jennifer L. His cutesy comments and delivery gets old. The A Wicked Trilogy book series by Jennifer L. Also, the actor playing Tink could dial it down a notch or twelve. Their skin is supposed to be silvery, this is not silvery.or shimmery, it's just something similar to a blueish tone that one might see in a morgue. In Wicked it appeared the actress may have had her own hair or extensions.so why this comically red wig now? The special effects with the feys eyes is pretty decent, but this stupid blue streaky thing they do on the skin is just weird. One would expect hair on him to be 'Fabioesque',shiny and free-flowing, not something that would remind them of Tiffany Haddish. The Prince, who is supposed to be gorgeous is made comical by the wig the costumers put on him (really, you couldn't spring for hair extensions or something like that?) This wig is so stiff and lifeless and so obviously a wig that it reminded me of some cheap wig one might buy for Halloween. There's no spark between the actors at all, just regurgitated lines from the book.only now, we have a Prince of the Fey to contend with too.and he's bad, and I don't mean that in a good way either. Seriously, I've seen better in Lifetime movies where they turn books into movies. No chemistry between characters and lackluster acting. seriously, who does the wigs (they're horrible!) This installment runs into the exact same problems Wicked had. The acting is less than middle of the road, chemistry is non-existent, and costuming is. While I appreciate Passionflix attempting this series, they really need to up their game when turning books into movies.

Torn by jennifer armentrout