Oh how one dimensional some critics are about this movie! Start with Message in a Bottle (a book and movie); then of course shades of You've Got Mail! Solid, famous chapters from love stories underpinning a new release of good ideas. But you left out the wedding scene from Working Girl (fishing+dance). Proof that love is not a new concept and that how this film gives a rich and exciting three course meal that, when you get up from the table, you are completely satisfied.
We have two of the best actors from a well known stable that in this film supply us with the tension and tease for the right outcome, because they made us care. For believability, the whole cast was interesting and helpful in making older stories appear refreshed and new. Not for one second did I let these thoughts interfere with the enjoyment given by the writer and actors of a well directed movie. Although its nice knowing a solid pedigree underpins this story, criticise me if you feel I'm wrong, but I'm looking to watching this one again.
This film ticks all the boxes and gets a deserving 7.0 which for me is the gold standard of Romance/Christmas films.
We have two of the best actors from a well known stable that in this film supply us with the tension and tease for the right outcome, because they made us care. For believability, the whole cast was interesting and helpful in making older stories appear refreshed and new. Not for one second did I let these thoughts interfere with the enjoyment given by the writer and actors of a well directed movie. Although its nice knowing a solid pedigree underpins this story, criticise me if you feel I'm wrong, but I'm looking to watching this one again.
This film ticks all the boxes and gets a deserving 7.0 which for me is the gold standard of Romance/Christmas films.