First review! I thought this was going to be another "Woman leaves her dream job to be with a man whom she met one week ago even though they have that chemistry and magic off the charts". You know, the typical Hallmark formula that we got used to but yet we somehow love.
It wasn't. The plot is quite similar to "Summer love". A woman finding herself or finding that she wasn't living the life she wanted. - And yes, they also share the leading guy, Lucas Bryant - The romance is a secondary part of the plot. Important, but not THAT important.
Rose has to come back to the farm she grew up to help her parents when things are not going great and she begins to appreciate what she didn't when she was younger. Back in L.A she had a perfect life, a job she enjoyed, and a boyfriend who cares about her - not the annoying, nosy guy - but she learns something is missing and that is the movie's main theme: the feeling of being at HOME. And no, they didn't give the cliché "Home is where the heart is" line but another lovely quote that is 100% true. You'll have to see to find out which it is.
Both leads did an amazing job - Fiona Guberlmann's character Rose was adorable and likable - Lucas Bryant did a good job as well, but I hope to see another film where he screams or get mad at someone, because I've seen him in this movie and "Summer love" and he is playing a character with the same attitude. Calm, dedicated to his job. - He totally win me over with a simple word: "Morning" in that rough voice tho - Even Rose's parents were adorable.
I truly enjoyed this movie, the plot made sense and even though it's the same formula, you'll still like it.
It wasn't. The plot is quite similar to "Summer love". A woman finding herself or finding that she wasn't living the life she wanted. - And yes, they also share the leading guy, Lucas Bryant - The romance is a secondary part of the plot. Important, but not THAT important.
Rose has to come back to the farm she grew up to help her parents when things are not going great and she begins to appreciate what she didn't when she was younger. Back in L.A she had a perfect life, a job she enjoyed, and a boyfriend who cares about her - not the annoying, nosy guy - but she learns something is missing and that is the movie's main theme: the feeling of being at HOME. And no, they didn't give the cliché "Home is where the heart is" line but another lovely quote that is 100% true. You'll have to see to find out which it is.
Both leads did an amazing job - Fiona Guberlmann's character Rose was adorable and likable - Lucas Bryant did a good job as well, but I hope to see another film where he screams or get mad at someone, because I've seen him in this movie and "Summer love" and he is playing a character with the same attitude. Calm, dedicated to his job. - He totally win me over with a simple word: "Morning" in that rough voice tho - Even Rose's parents were adorable.
I truly enjoyed this movie, the plot made sense and even though it's the same formula, you'll still like it.