Love, Drama, and a Wedding That Will Change Everything
Finally. Our Fault (Culpa Nuestra) has arrived on Amazon Prime Video, capping off the erotic Spanish romance trilogy at last. After My Fault and Your Fault, the last installment is sure to provide answers to the most pressing question: Can Nick and Noah really make it work, or are they bound for permanent dysfunction?
Based on Mercedes Ron’s bestsellers and under the direction of Domingo González, the movie released worldwide on October 16, 2025 (9:30 AM IST for waiting Indian fans). For fans ranging around this series, this is a must-watch. For the Spanish-language streaming market, it’s another victory proving non-English content can succeed globally and prove its mettle.
The Story: Four Years, One Wedding, Infinite Drama
Four years since their agonizing breakup, Nick and Noah are reduced to being summoned back to reunion at their friends Jenna and Lion’s wedding. Because nothing screams “closure” like being stuck at the same destination wedding with your ex in the most stunning location in Spain.
The marriage is a pressure cooker in which they have to face their past, anger, and those pesky feelings that never went away. There are tearful showdowns, passionate kisses, and a good amount of romantic tension that can power an entire city. The movie tries to tie up not only this but also the whole trilogy’s narrative arc—if it succeeds or not is up to your levels of tolerance for the traditional romance clichés.
The Cast: Chemistry That Could Start Fires
Nicole Wallace (Noah) and Gabriel Guevara (Nick) both return with unarguable chemistry. Wallace adds vulnerability and fortitude even when the writing calls for questionable choices. Guevara’s dark brooding continues to be mesmerizing, masterfully being deeply conflicted while likely just considering Noah for the thousandth time.
The supporting players do good work with the comic relief, the wisdom, and the judging (mostly judging). There’s a fatigue in the acting that really plays—these people have gone through hell and back, and it shows.
Themes and Style: Pretty but Shallow?
At its heart, Our Fault is all about second chances and whether love can conquer past hurts. It follows along with the dysfunctional family dynamics of the previous films (remember, these two fell in love when their parents got married—awkward doesn’t even begin to describe).
Visually, the movie is breathtaking. Spanish landscapes that’ll have you Google-ing flight prices, wedding scenes so glamorous you’ll feel naked on your couch, and cinematography fit for magazine centerfolds. But, as critics pointed out, it may trade all that shine for emotional depth. It’s beautiful, but is it deep? The production quality is top-notch, the individuals are gorgeous, and everything is spotless-even mid-breakdown.
What Works and What Doesn’t
The Good Stuff
Fan Service: If you’ve stuck with Nick and Noah since the start, you’ll receive closure, callbacks, and rewarding story conclusions (neat or otherwise).
Visual Feast: Each frame is a potential poster. The locations and cinematography pull overtime to dazzle.
The Chemistry: Wallace and Guevara make even cringeworthy dialogue somewhat credible by sheer force of chemistry.
The Not-So-Good
Predictability: If you’ve watched romantic dramas, you’ll be able to see plot points coming a mile away. The movie goes through familiar motions with little variation.
Cliché Central: Sometimes it feels like it’s just filling in blanks on a “Romance Tropes” bingo card. Dramatic misunderstanding? Check. Grand gesture? Check.
Style Over Substance: While visually stunning, the movie will sometimes favor looks over character development.
Mixed Reactions
Audience reaction has been mixed. Hard-core fans appear largely contented. Casual fans enjoy it if a bit formulaic. Critics have been scathing, some saying it’s predictable. One vicious Reddit response brutally encapsulated it: “Honestly, why was this even put out for us to watch? … It’s no surprise it’s drowning in bad ratings.” Ow.
Book enthusiasts have their own thoughts on adaptation decisions, with conflicting views regarding Mercedes Ron’s original conclusion.
Where and How to Watch
Our Fault is available for streaming on Amazon Prime Video in 240+ countries. The original Spanish has subtitles and dubs in several languages—pick your choice depending on whether you prefer authenticity or multi-tasking viewing-friendly options.
Should You Watch?
Watch it if:
You’ve watched the first two movies and require closure
You adore romantic dramas and excuse well-trodden tropes
Stunning visuals are more important than revolutionary plots
You desire handsome actors experiencing deep emotions in beautiful settings
Skip it if:
You haven’t watched My Fault or Your Fault (you’ll have no idea what’s happening)