Cast overview, first billed only: | |||
Rachel Boston | ... | Georgia Hunt | |
Jonathan Bennett | ... | Ben Oliver | |
Jon Prescott | ... | Craig | |
Marilu Henner | ... | Beverly Hunt | |
Harry Hamlin | ... | Mr. Taylor | |
Sunny Mabrey | ... | Tory | |
Julia Voth | ... | Katie | |
Elizabeth Braun | ... | Heather (as Elizabeth Lauren Hoffman) | |
Josh Crotty | ... | Jay | |
Eileen Seton | ... | Brook (as Eileen Boylan) | |
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Garrett Williams | ... | Clark Hunt |
Kenny Davis | ... | Store Owner | |
Stewart Scott | ... | Fashion Designer | |
Robin K. Johnson | ... | Model (as Robin Kiah Johnson) | |
Juliet Tondowski | ... | Model (as Juliet Grace Tondowski) |
Twenty-eight-year-old Georgia is convinced the man of her dreams is the one "that got away" back in high school. Though she's tried dating other men, they just never seem to compare to her high school flame. When Georgia learns of her high school reunion a week before Christmas, she's ecstatic to finally have her chance to win Craig back. But as she gets to relive high school for a night, she begins to realize it might not be Craig at all who got away, but Ben, an old friend with whom she'd fallen out of touch. Written by Lifetime
19 November 2017. There's something off about this movie. The two principals in this movie come across as juvenile adults who seem to have forgotten that they are in their late twenties. The female lead seems almost an airhead, oblivious to the feelings and emotions around her, with her apparent memories leading her biological attraction into blind love which isn't really inviting to experience on the screen. The football jock is actually a much more substantive, layered character who is given an awful line much out of character for his last parting shots. The editing and the scene selection at times is less than stellar making the movie's tone erratic. The inclusion of some other pretty dumb characters, typical of low-brow movies doesn't help either. Either way, this predictable comedy romance doesn't really cover any new ground nor that appealing a storyline line as directed. Watch only if you're really bored or have nothing else to do. The script just seems to include too many manipulative scenes, interruptions that make the story seem too unbelievable and artificial. It's not a terrible movie, it's just that there are better ones out there during the Holidays to watch.