If you watch enough of these Hallmark movies, you see the pattern of all of their movies. I usually enjoy the first 90 minutes. It is feel good escape TV. Then at the 90 minute mark they have to wreck everything. They are careful to make sure the wreckage isn't severe.
Suddenly, my escape TV becomes way to real reminding me of so many great relationships that didn't go the distance and I feel depressed- lately I turn the channel for 20 minutes.
The have to wreck everything so they can put it back together in the last 10 minutes. This is supposed to leave you happy as the movie ends with s kiss. I am always curious about what happens after the kiss. Hallmark doesn't seem very interested in that.
When your movie follows a road map it makes the movie so uninteresting. Just once I would like to see a movie where they didn't wreck everything. If only.
The wreckage in this movie was so thin. It just detracted from the story and made it a worse movie. I was really enjoying this movie until "the conflict" happened. Shame because I thought this was a strong movie for Ashley Newbrough.
Suddenly, my escape TV becomes way to real reminding me of so many great relationships that didn't go the distance and I feel depressed- lately I turn the channel for 20 minutes.
The have to wreck everything so they can put it back together in the last 10 minutes. This is supposed to leave you happy as the movie ends with s kiss. I am always curious about what happens after the kiss. Hallmark doesn't seem very interested in that.
When your movie follows a road map it makes the movie so uninteresting. Just once I would like to see a movie where they didn't wreck everything. If only.
The wreckage in this movie was so thin. It just detracted from the story and made it a worse movie. I was really enjoying this movie until "the conflict" happened. Shame because I thought this was a strong movie for Ashley Newbrough.