Amazon Prime Video’s adaptation of Mercedes Ron’s WattPad series, Culpables, proved to be a smash hit for the platform. The first two movies in the series, Culpa Mia and Culpa Tuya, became Prime Video’s most-watched international titles in 2023 and 2024, respectively. Now, the franchise is expanding with a third and final film installment and English-language remake.
If you’re interested in the highly hyped romance series, this guide will demonstrate where you can watch all the Culpa Mia movies in release date order.
Culpa Mia (2023)
Culpa Mia, known as My Fault in the United States, is the first installment in the Culpables series. It centers on stepsiblings Noah Morán (Nicole Wallas) and Nick Leister (Gabriel Guevara), who slowly develop a relationship despite their parents’ disapproval. Culpa Mia plays out a bit like a soap opera, spotlighting a juicy, scandalous central romance and plenty of additional drama through sordid family histories and complex family dynamics.
At times, Culpa Mia’s drama and plot can veer into outlandish territory. However, the forbidden romance and drama keep it intense and engaging for audiences, while the over-the-top plot developments add excitement to the movie. If you’re a sucker for forbidden, toxic romances that thrive on drama and controversy, such as those in Cruel Intentions (1999) and After (2019), you’ll devour Culpa Mia.
Culpa Tuya (2024)
Cupla Tuya, or Your Fault, is the sequel to Culpa Mia. It follows Nick as he tries to leave his reckless racing lifestyle behind and move forward in his relationship with Noah, but the past continues to tug at them. The film offers the same appeal as the original, especially in giving viewers more of Nick and Noah’s relationship and drama. However, it emphasizes the setting and aesthetic with some gorgeous visuals.
Culpa Tuya also elevates the drama, putting Nick and Noah in situations that seem rife with temptations and trials. As a result, it's slightly darker and more heartrending than the first film. Culpa Tuya is highly reminiscent of other romance sequels, like After We Collided (2020) and Fifty Shades Darker (2017), where the central relationship continues but starts to deflate after its whirlwind beginning, paving the way for even more drama and heartbreak.
My Fault: London (2025)
My Fault: London is the English-language remake of Culpa Mia, retelling the story of Noah (Asha Banks) and Nick’s (Matthew Broome) fateful meeting and the beginning of their romance. While it’s a remake, it boasts some notable differences from the original besides language and actors. Culpa Mia is more faithful to the source material, while My Fault: London takes some creative liberties, most noticeably removing some of the toxicity from Noah and Nick’s relationship.
Given that it’s a remake, it’s not a must-see for those interested in the series. However, fans of the books and original films will appreciate that My Fault: London tries to take the story in a different direction. Those who prefer a romance story that isn’t as risky and provocative as Culpa Mia may also appreciate the more toned-down nature of the remake.
Culpa Nuestra (2025)
Culpa Nuestra, or Our Fault, is the third and final installment in the Culpables original trilogy. In the film, Noah and Nick reunite four years after going down separate paths and contemplate for the final time whether a relationship between them could work. It seems to be taking a similar route to romances like The Summer I Turned Pretty (2022) and Normal People (2020) that include up to four-year time jumps, allowing viewers to follow the characters further into adulthood.
Viewers excited for the final chapter in the saga and to see Noah and Nick later in life will want to see Culpa Nuestra, which drops on Prime Video on October 16, 2025.
