FeatureR2023·97m·6.8

Perfect Addiction

Passion. Determination. Obsession.

DramaRomance

A female boxing trainer discovers that her champion cage-fighter boyfriend has been cheating on her with her sister and decides to seek revenge by training up his arch-rival to challenge him.

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Cast

Kiana Madeira

Sienna Lane

Ross Butler

Kayden Williams

Matthew Noszka

Jax Deneris

Bree Winslow

Beth Lane

Nicholas Duvernay

Brent Jacobs

Manu Bennett

Julian

Ryan Bown

Evan Kessler

Poppy Gilbert

Cara

Cecilia Diesch

Athena

Alex Czerwinski

Bookie

Jay DeMerit

Kailas Mahadevan

M.C.

Mateusz Głowacki

fighter

Marcin Wilczyñski

Hanka Napora

Ewa Skolias

Gosia Iciaszczyk

Karina Kazimierczak

Borys Sołek

Paweł Semba

Details

Status
Released
Original language
English
Languages
English
Budget
Revenue
$143,705
Age rating
R
Quality
4K UHD · HDR10 · Dolby Vision
Production
Constantin FilmJB PicturesSpark Productions

Crew

Director

Castille Landon

Writers

Claudia Tan, Claudia Tan, Stephanie Sanditz

Maciej Sobieraj

Director of Photography

Jonathan Sanford

Original Music Composer

Gallery

Reviews

CinemaSerf

10/21/2023

5.0

Well if it isn't "Beautiful Disaster" (2023) - Mark II! "Sienna" (Kiana Madeira) is a fight trainer who gets a bit narked when her cage-fighting boyfriend "Jax" (Matthew Noszka) hooks up with her little sister. Not only narked, but now homeless! Luckily her pal knows of fellow fighter "Kayden" (Ross Butler - think Henry Golding with muscles) who might have a room to spare. Unsurprisingly he's not interested, but after a meet at a fight where things get a little bit heated, she manages to convince him that only with her help can he hope to win out against the more experienced, and ruthless "Jax". What now ensues is about as predictable as it gets as they gradually fall in lust - even stopping to get a condom from the drawer amidst some rather comically bouncy sex - before a denouement that you can see from space. Everyone is easy enough on the eye, and some of the fight scenes do convey some of the athleticism, stamina and skill (as well as the ocassional brutality) of this gruelling sport; but the acting is pretty terrible and the whole thing - especially at the end - is hugely over-scripted. It's neither perfect nor addictive, this - really just a mediocre romantic drama at best that you will soon forget.