mstiechick Reviews

After All These Years (2013 TV Movie)

What a nice surprise!

[10/10 · 2 May 2021]

Wow. Relaxing after church to find this gem and what a nice surprise! The direction, writing, photography, acting and production was well done. But you don't notice it because you become involved in the storyline... a good woman who came from humble means, has honest friends (well, some) and was faithful to her husband finds herself in a situation where everyone blames her for the murder of an unfaithful husband. As someone who appreciates a mystery and smart comedy, I recommend this as a must watch! <3.

Darrow & Darrow: Darrow & Darrow (2017) Season 1, Episode 1

Darling

[9/10 · 26 August 2018]

This tv pilot/movie was well done and set up for a running series. The characters are likable and real. The plot moved along nicely. The direction was exeptional. I keep searchng for more episodes to see if it's been picked up. I'm intrigued by the characters and their possible development. This series could use more diverse characters, however, it's rare to see something this well directed/photographed on tv anymore. Either it's done cheaply with poor output or it's a mega production with expensive cast. This production is well crafted, and one of those potentially beloved series that became another "missed opportunity" by Hollywood.

The Perfect Catch (2017 TV Movie)

Another Good One

[8/10 · 21 May 2017]

Sweet movie about a man who realizes what's important in the world. The child actor brings a lot of personality and character to this film. This is a feel good movie about a star baseball player that comes home and finds himself. In a time with so much craziness, it's nice to have movies that take you away and make you feel good about good people helping others.

Tulips in Spring (2016 TV Movie)

Rose must decide between a successful job in LA or helping her family's farm.

[8/10 · 22 April 2017]

A sweet springtime Hallmark movie. The photography and location (Vancouver) make it extra special. Lucas Bryant hits it off as the leading hunk. It's the typical Hallmark formula that you know and love. Rose must decide where home is once she has kicked off her successful business in the design industry.