Romantically Speaking

When watching a Hallmark movie you have to except a few imperfections that may occur in most of their movies. So that way you can thoroughly enjoy yourself. (Good advice for life, by the way.) I was not even going to watch this movie, I don't feel like explaining why. This movie has True love (emotion) and a connection between the main characters and a life lesson in the story. You don't have to have award-winning actors when you have good writing but these actors must've done good for me to like it as much as I did. I highly recommend this movie.

Not good, not bad, exactly what you can expect from a film of genre. Jonathan Bennet and Teri Polo are the basic good points and the spicy chocolate cake sounds more than nice. Luke the rivalry between the two young ladies. But, sure, all pleasant,easy and nice. Enough for a reasonable show and for a charming, predictable end.

The sins - obvious a serious fist. But, în this case, it can be the basic virtue for a romance with precise target, decent acting, formal story. So, not exactly awful and the game perfect Jonathan - loyal Nate works just well. So, nothing surprising, impresive or memorable, only few good spices and a cup of humor.

Same Hallmark formulate romance. Bennett is his same lovable and animated self but Morris can't act her way out of a wet paper bag. This is nothing special and not very entertaining. Script is saggy and the plot is thin.

I have to admit that I enjoy most Hallmark movies - light romantic comedies that are easy to watch. No matter what obstacles come up, you know that in the end the leading man and leading lady will end up together. This is a very pleasant movie and I enjoyed seeing Heather Morris again after being a Glee fan.

I'm about thirty minutes in and no thanks. Another Hallmark movie ruined by the soundtrack. I did watch on commercial free PIXL. Can't imagine having to get through this with commercials also. For the person who gives this a 10, question for you. Where would you then put The Godfather and Casablanca? Would this rate with those? As with all most Hallmark movies its very white (with a token Black person thrown in) with perfect grooming, perfect homes with perfect lawns. Teri Polo has certainly made a post Focker career here. So, thirty minutes in I turned this off in favor of watching Terminator for the 38th time.