Three heartwarming stories woven together. This is sappy to the max and I love it.
The POstables always go above and beyond and the story they discover is heroic and tender in an unusual way. She isn't a war hero, or a spy, or even an activist journalist, but the battle she overcame is perhaps more heroic than any of those others because she had to overcome a brain that constantly lied to her and left her on the streets and separated from the one she loved more than any other person.
Meanwhile the woman who is getting married wishes with all her heart to just chat one more time with her departed mother. She shares her heart's desire with another daughter and brings healing.
Another woman has faith. So many romance movies and books have scenes with friends talking about "the way you look at him" or "she looks at you". Well Kristin Booth really does that in this movie and it is palpable.
This movie is quirky as ever, and we love them for it.
The POstables always go above and beyond and the story they discover is heroic and tender in an unusual way. She isn't a war hero, or a spy, or even an activist journalist, but the battle she overcame is perhaps more heroic than any of those others because she had to overcome a brain that constantly lied to her and left her on the streets and separated from the one she loved more than any other person.
Meanwhile the woman who is getting married wishes with all her heart to just chat one more time with her departed mother. She shares her heart's desire with another daughter and brings healing.
Another woman has faith. So many romance movies and books have scenes with friends talking about "the way you look at him" or "she looks at you". Well Kristin Booth really does that in this movie and it is palpable.
This movie is quirky as ever, and we love them for it.