A Nice Girl Like You: How Lucy Hale Really Is In This “Rom Com”?

A Nice Girl Like You Updates: ‘A Nice Girl Like You’: How Lucy Hale Really Is In This “Rom-Com”? 10 years back, essayist Ayn Carrillo-Gailey left on a mission to refute an ex.

She revealed a rundown of lusty tasks which included a lot of things ranging from sex toys to make outs to show that she was not, as he had articulated her to be, “pornophobic.”

The outcome was the interesting (and edifying) journal “Pornology,” which has now generated its own cleaned and sweet romantic comedy film transformation.

The sibling’s Nick Riedell and Chris Riedell probably won’t break any new ground with their “A Nice Girl Like You,” however the couple, at any rate, had the premonition to give Lucy Hale a role as Carrillo-Gailey’s film substitute, a strict old-style musician who isn’t scared of sex as she is uncertain of how to make it work for her.

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Much the same as in Carrillo-Gailey’s book (adapted by screenwriter Andrea Marcellus in debut), Lucy’s life is overturned by the disclosure that her sweetheart (Stephen Friedrich) imagines that Lucy’s hatred for pornography is really demonstrative of her strained relationship with sex overall.

Out of nowhere single, Lucy goes to the one thing that gave her a feeling of control: a to-do list. Much the same as the real events that propelled “A Nice Girl Like You,” the story follows Lucy as she endeavors to tick off a list of hot things, all in order to unlock her own internal sex goddess.

While Carrillo-Gailey’s book was hard and new, “A Nice Girl Like You” is more unsurprising than the wild.

In any case, the film’s generally sex-positive way to deal with Lucy’s problem is sufficiently stimulating, regardless of whether “A Nice Girl Like You” is never keen on taking care of the real business. Nonetheless, in a real sense, it is a fully pornography driven idea.

Amusingly, Hale is next set to star in another big-screen adaptation of a hot romance book, Sally Thorne’s “The Hating Game”. Anyone willing to know how she’ll do here should definitely check out “A Nice Girl Like You” for a proper intro.