Opiniones de usuarios

Lots of little surprises, fun things, serious things. We really enjoyed it! Perhaps it more appreciated by older, every-day kind of people. But it does have some wisdom, some love, some strength. And the creativity in it is a real heart-warmer!

It's not overly hilarious or well done. But it has nice scenery, some light moments and singing. Overall enjoyable if you are over the age of 50+ I think you'd enjoy this.

The scenery in the Scotland countryside where it's shot is beautiful. The actors are in their element and the dialogues are really funny. All in all a good fun movie for an evening!

Well, to begin with, I'm a fan of Craig Ferguson. That's what made me watch it all the way in the first place. But nonetheless, it is in fact a lovely little movie. The sightseeing, the nice little town, the "inn"! It's a feel good movie. So if you like Scotland, a little romance and some light, funny and not pretentious comedy, this is for you. And I'm usually not a fan of rom com, but this one deserves a watch!

Well, to begin with, I'm a fan of Craig Ferguson. That's what made me watch it all the way in the first place. But nonetheless, it is in fact a lovely little movie. The sightseeing, the nice little town, the "inn"! It's a feel good movie. So if you like Scotland, a little romance and some light, funny and not pretentious comedy, this is for you. And I'm usually not a fan of rom com, but this one deserves a watch.

Heartwarming A Feel Good Rom Com starring Craig Ferguson the former host of his eponymous late night show & the late Regis's original cohost the spunky Kathie Lee Gifford.

If you are familiar with either lead you know their brand of comedy is often directed at making themselves the proverbial self effacing butt of most of their jokes. There are accents too, Craig mumbles sometimes.

Great story and good dialogue. Sweet story. Would have been better with Michaela Walkins

It's a great advert for the Scottish Tourist Board. Geez the Americans will love this with castles, glorious whisky, romantic lakes and loveable sheep. Unfortunately there is a mismatch between the two stars. Kathie Lee Gifford is too nice and Craig Ferguson too pleasantly grumpy. It's only when the sparky Liz Hurley briefly appears that we see a crossing of swords.

The American visitor is a fine singer but far too jovial suffering from a blunt script. Maybe if Cameron Diaz or Sandra Bullock had confronted the Highland cattle it could have been a lot more entertaining. Even Mrs Harris going to Paris captures the essence of cross border culture clashes. It's pretty harmless and won't offend any members of the family. Nice scenery too !