6.9 stars.
An event planner in NYC gets an interview for her dream job to help plan an event for Dolly at Dollywood. She is up for promotion at her current employment and if she does well, will eventually secure it. A man is also interviewing for the same Dollywood event and he is up for a promotion at the Dollywood park itself. He has worked for Dolly for his whole adult life. Will they be able to work together?
This is all about building up steam for us to see Dolly Parton, and eventually she makes a bit more than a cameo, but not much. I liked the emotion this film generates, however it's a bit too formulaic and lacks any additional entertainment or intriguing drama. It's simply about a woman and her daughter enjoying Dollywood while she works with a guy and falls in love with him. Dolly herself is a very minor side show that we don't get to enjoy more than a couple minutes. The romance is building up and we anticipate something wonderful, but it sort of fizzles. I sense a lack of chemistry, but they tried. Not one to repeat more than once every 10 years.
An event planner in NYC gets an interview for her dream job to help plan an event for Dolly at Dollywood. She is up for promotion at her current employment and if she does well, will eventually secure it. A man is also interviewing for the same Dollywood event and he is up for a promotion at the Dollywood park itself. He has worked for Dolly for his whole adult life. Will they be able to work together?
This is all about building up steam for us to see Dolly Parton, and eventually she makes a bit more than a cameo, but not much. I liked the emotion this film generates, however it's a bit too formulaic and lacks any additional entertainment or intriguing drama. It's simply about a woman and her daughter enjoying Dollywood while she works with a guy and falls in love with him. Dolly herself is a very minor side show that we don't get to enjoy more than a couple minutes. The romance is building up and we anticipate something wonderful, but it sort of fizzles. I sense a lack of chemistry, but they tried. Not one to repeat more than once every 10 years.