My Fault London Review: Romance, Fast Cars and Intense Drama
My Fault London is the British remake of the popular 2023 Spanish film Culpa Mia. The movie is directed by Dani Girdwood and Charlotte Fassler and is based on the hugely popular Wattpad story by Mercedes Ron that gained a legion of fans thanks to its romantic storyline.
The action-packed movie is now available to watch on Amazon Prime. It first aired on the streaming platform on February 13, 2025.
Rundown of My Fault London – What You Need to Know:
- Genre: Romance, Drama, Action
- Directors: Charlotte Fassler and Dani Girdwood
- Stars: Asha Banks, Matthew Broome, Eve Macklin, Ray Fearon, Jason Flemyng
- Runtime: 119 minutes (1 hour 59 minutes)
What is My Fault London About?
The movie follows the same basic storyline as the original, so if you’re familiar with Culpa Mía, much of it will feel familiar. However, the British adaptation does make a few subtle changes, including a new London setting and cultural details.
The plot revolves around Noah (Asha Banks), a teenager who is forced to move to London after her mother suddenly marries a wealthy businessman. She adjusts to a new world – but it’s not what she wanted for herself. Upon her arrival, she meets her new stepbrother, Nick (Matthew Broome). He’s a young man who appears to have everything – money, fast cars, and good looks. But they immediately clash.
Despite this, over time, the pair grows closer towards each other. Noah and Nick struggle to ignore their feelings and the consequences of a relationship that could change both of their lives forever.
What I Liked About It:
There’s an instant tension between Nick and Noah. It begins the moment they lay eyes on each other and continues throughout the film. Much of the movie focuses on the slow development of their relationship.
Another standout element in My Fault London is the casting of Nick. His tattoos, the highlights in his hair, his thick British accent, and incredible acting skills from Matthew Broome make him the perfect fit for this role. Nick is your typical bad boy, but he’s also more of a complicated character, and we get to see this with his relationship with his younger sister and estranged mother. The film makes the most of his presence with slow-motion scenes, especially when Nick appears emerging from a pool, or appearing out of nowhere when Noah least expects it, making it even more intense between them.
My Fault London is about the different shades of adolescence —parties, fights, and high-speed car races. It feels like a love letter to being a teenager.
Their romance is believable – There’s some attraction between Nick and Noah at the start, making their romance more believable as their story goes on. Not only that, but they can also have a good time and make each other laugh. I really enjoyed watching this.
The pacing of My Fault London is much better than the original. There’s no dragging, and the plot keeps you interested without getting bogged down in unnecessary details.
What I Didn’t Like About it:
Kiss scene – I remember one scene that felt kinda of irritating for me. This came when Noah, frustrated with her boyfriend, ends up kissing Nick. While this scene is supposed to be pivotal in their relationship, it fell a bit flat for me. There isn’t enough buildup before the kiss, making it seem out of place.
The film also changes a few key details from the original, which helps set it apart. For example, Nick’s character is different in this version. Instead of living off his wealthy parents, he runs a car-sharing business called Connect, and there’s a different backstory about Nick’s mum. And the car chase at the end of the movie also played out differently. Another noticeable difference is the setting, with the drama feeling gritty while also showing off the posh neighbourhoods in the city.
Overall Thoughts:
My Fault London manages to keep you interested without getting bogged down in unnecessary details. Overall, it offers a fresh take on the original story. While it keeps much of the core plot, it changes just enough to make it feel new and exciting. The movie has enough drama, romance, and moments that will keep you entertained.
Whether you’ve seen the original or not, this British version is definitely worth watching if you’re into the series or not.
