Fans Are All Saying The Same Thing About A Perfect Pairing's 'Emotional' Campfire Scene

A Perfect Pairing fans are all saying the same thing after watching the movie's emotional campfire scene.

The film, starring Victoria Justice and Adam Demos, dropped on Netflix last week and is so far receiving glowing reviews from viewers, with many calling it the ultimate rom com. You can watch the scene below:

The film focuses on an LA wine executive Lola (played by Victoria) who travels to Australia to secure an important client, but ends up unexpectedly hitting it off with a local guy named Max (played by Adam) at the same time.

One particular scene sees Lola and Max sat around the campfire with the rest of the farm's co-workers. Max is on his guitar and Lola begins singing along to 'Home' by Edward Sharpe and the Magnetic Zeros.

While she is a little shy at first, she soon bursts into song with the rest of the group - and it's been giving fans all the feels.

Viewers have been left feeling emotional after watching the scene, with some even tearing up at the acoustic version of the track.

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One person wrote on Twitter: "I cried watching the Home/guitar scene in A Perfect Pairing."

While another said: "THAT SONG ALREADY MAKES ME CRY AND VIC SINGING IT???? someone grab the tissues."

And a third added: "So i was watching a perfect pairing on netflix and them started singing 'home' and i just could think about the wilds. i’m so emotional."

Meanwhile a fourth commented: "Just finished watching #APerfectPairing, and that little bit where Lola was singing had me making heart eyes."

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If you've already watched the feel-good movie, you might be wondering where you recognise Max from.

Well, actor Adam Demos also recently starred in Netflix series Sex/Life, which is set to release a second season, potentially as early as this year.

Realising the connection, one fan wrote: "#OMG Adam Demos is in this A Perfect Pairing starting to [love] this actor after watching him in Sex/Life."

You can stream A Perfect Pairing on Netflix now.

Topics: TV And Film, Netflix

Lucy Devine

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