I'm only writing a review because there was a scene in the middle of the movie. The lead actress (a struggling editor), her romantic interest (a rich snob is all you need to know), her love match (a working class mentor) and the kid he mentors spontaneously battle each other at mini golf. It's a light hearted display of who's the better guy, the down to earth charismatic mentor. Or the elitist braggart who only talks money and gambles a golf game in front of the woman and kid. Well this scene stood out because Natalie, the editor, feels awkward during this moment since she likes them both but is clearly not a match for the rich guy who she met at a black tie publishing event. When they gambles over the final round, I just KNEW she would say "ohhh. Look at the time 😅" (nervous fake laugh)...and guess what...
She literally said it that exact moment that I thought of it. Lol. Oh dear. Now while that means I'm into the show and following the plot along well and enjoying myself, as I'm bed ridden from a minor neck injury and binge watching wholesome TV movies and knocking back pills and cocoa, it also means the script writing is predictable and elementary. Otherwise, Lindsay Hartley who plays Natalie improvised that line, which speaks well for her personality but still not the film.
Other than that, I love everything about the film! Pretty actresses, handsome actors, stylish wardrobe, upscale metropolitan setting, wholesome romance and light hearted comedy. Come on, it's totally fine viewing and I would re-watch this many times. All this film is missing is Vivica A Fox lol she could've played the heck out of that author Beverly Wilcox diva character!
She literally said it that exact moment that I thought of it. Lol. Oh dear. Now while that means I'm into the show and following the plot along well and enjoying myself, as I'm bed ridden from a minor neck injury and binge watching wholesome TV movies and knocking back pills and cocoa, it also means the script writing is predictable and elementary. Otherwise, Lindsay Hartley who plays Natalie improvised that line, which speaks well for her personality but still not the film.
Other than that, I love everything about the film! Pretty actresses, handsome actors, stylish wardrobe, upscale metropolitan setting, wholesome romance and light hearted comedy. Come on, it's totally fine viewing and I would re-watch this many times. All this film is missing is Vivica A Fox lol she could've played the heck out of that author Beverly Wilcox diva character!