Love Hard | Official Trailer | Netflix

A romantic comedy about the lies we tell for love. An unlucky-in-love LA girl (Nina Dobrev) falls for a rugged East Coast guy (Darren Barnet) on a dating app and decides to surprise him for the holidays—only to discover that she’s been catfished by his childhood friend (Jimmy O. Yang). Directed by Hernán Jiménez.

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Love Hard | Official Trailer | Netflix

[dearfuture]

“You hate me, huh? That sounds like the beginning of a love story, Stefan, not the end of one."

[vanessab]

Honestly I don't care if the plot seems predictable, I love Christmas movies.

[amitpaul]

Not every movie needs to be an artistic masterpiece, some movies should be there that give you the feel-good vibe.

[spaghetty]

Can I just say how I love how the characters aren't stuck in a stereotype or just one trait. You can see everyone's humanity and values that makes it refreshing and realistic.

[ComicalRealm]

"Lust is when you love only what you see. Love is when you lust for what's inside" - Johnny Bravo

[MR-flih]

“Dating has never been easy”

Not surprising when you date vampires

[sjrhone]

I just watched this. It is a good reminder that a connection based on compatibility and not just looks means so much more. Looks fade and as we age having someone to love get you through all the days.

[tobiasabrahamsson]

9/10 haven't cried at an ending like this in a long time. Not only a good love story but it sends a good message to.

[lasagnaisjustspaghetticake]

Me: "I hate cliches."
Netflix: *Drops a new Christmas Movie*
Me: "Oh my god"

[mrpurk]

Lets be honest here, we don't have to see the movie to know how it goes: So Ninas character gets catfished, the catfisher feels sorry, help her out, then she finds out what a great guy he actually is, and falls for the catfisher instead to complete the loop.

[matildeskitchen]

This was actually such a good movie!!! I cried (because it moved me) and laughed several times and that's quite rare even with these kinds predictable movies. Oh it was so sweet

[YaksHearNoises]

Did anyone else pick up on the fact that the name of this movie is their two favorites (Love, Actually and Die Hard) combined? Total epiphany moment when I realized. 🤯

lol It's dumb how proud of this I am.

[justinepang]

Darren Barnet finally playing his real age, while he's still a highschooler on Never Have I Ever... sure makes complete sense Netflix

[brcage]

Honestly it's every bit as cliche as you'd expect, but it was still great, i really enjoyed it!

[sakurachan]

This was a surprisingly good movie!! I felt their chemistry, they were sweet without being cringy!! I like how the whole catfishing thing was dealt with. Definitely you should NOT catfish anybody. The leads learned their lesson, this movie had a good message without it being a last minute kinda thing.

I am rooting for a sequel!

[Starclover]

She also needs to play darker roles because Katherine Pierce was the best villain on that show

[JB-yscp]

Elena Gilbert with Paxton?? Can’t imagine who’s reaction will be worse, Damon’s or Devi’s lol

[saadia]

Such a great story line! Loved the movie. The bit where he starts singing for her when she said she misses her mom, that part was so sweet! She shouldn’t have doubted his love any moment

[ezzy]

This was better than I expected. They had an amazing chemistry, I almost wish they're a real-life couple.

[Kayoss]

I could be wrong, but I think she might fall for the dude who catfished her. I mean, she did fall for a mass murdering vampire, so falling for a dude who catfished her should be tamed compared to that. Lol.