Coffee Shop

It's a light play, and a reasonably predictable story arc. Think "It's A Wonderful Life ... Light" The actors are attractive and likable.

Better than Hallmark. Way better than Lifetime. Filmed in Alabama, but with no accents.

Have a cup of tea, watch it while you're folding laundry or something.

6/6/18. This is a very light romantic comedy. Doesn't require too much on the viewer's part to see what's going on. In other words, you don't have to invest too much of your emotional life in what's going on with the characters. You may say, "Aw, that was sweet" once or twice.

I can't believe I was able to finish this terrible film. Wow what a terrible movie. Even as a show it would be awful. Cheesy as heck and what guy would give this main character a second chance? Especially in the beginning of a relationship? Unbelievable fluff piece.

The boyfriend attempts to help her out by leasing out her place and she goes out and fumes about it. What the heck is wrong with that? Just awful.

Donavan ( vandervoort) is single again, after her boyfriend moved away. She runs a coffee shop, but the mortgage payments are more than she can handle. And miller (lovitz) now owns her mortgage. And she's about to lose it. Can she come up with a way to save her business? Her ex wants to help, but he's more trouble than help. She meets the new guy in town, but she isn't sure of his motives. So much serious, mournful piano music. And when vandervoort lip synchs, her lips aren't even close to the words of the song being sung. Some religious words here and there. Kind of a hokey, very hallmark-y ending. It felt a bit rushed and manufactured. It's watchable, nothing too remarkable.

Simply put, the thought that constantly comes to mind is "nobody in real life talks like this"; unrealistic dialogue. Also, there is very cheesy music used multiple times that make this seem like more of an anti-depressant commercial than a movie.