Why You Should Watch Lili Reinhart’s Latest Romantic Drama Chemical Hearts On Amazon Prime Video Tomorrow Onwards

Jyothi Venkatesh

Amazon Prime Video delights its customers with the highly anticipated International Amazon Original Movie Chemical Hearts. Based on the novel “Our Chemical Hearts” written by Krystal Sutherland, the film is an American romantic drama created by Richard Tanne. The coming-of-age drama starring and executive produced by Riverdale‘s Lili Reinhart and featuring Austin Abrams will take you on a rollercoaster journey of emotions, love and heart-break.Here is the reason why you absolutely can’t afford to miss watching Chemical Hearts:

Austin Abrams and Lili Reinhart 's sizzling chemistry:

The blazing appeal of both the leads throughout the film makes it a perfect watch. Their perfect chemistry sparked in the trailer has a lot to offer throughout the film. And, the allurement that their bonding creates in the ambience while watching the film is viably attractive and you just can’t miss the hot and sizzling chemistry on the screen.

Rendition of a bestseller novel:

The Amazon Original film is an adaptation of the novel Our Chemical Hearts, written by Krystal Sutherland, which received immense love from the readers and critics. The story is all set to make you fall in love once again with its beautiful picturization on the screen.

Created by Richard Tanne:

Director Richard Tanne known for Southside with You has won various awards for direction, write-ups and acting since his teenage. It will be interesting to watch his first association with Amazon Studios with an Amazon Original Film Chemical Hearts. Mark your calendar now.

Light-hearted teenage college drama:

We all love reminiscing about our teenage days & childhood romance with romantic college dramas. Chemical Hearts is an absolute relatable drama for teenagers and everyone in the 20s audience. The light-hearted college romance will make you feel loved and dance in joy. Stream Chemical Hearts on Amazon Prime Video starting August 21.