Summer Love

I really enjoyed this film as it was a nice feel good summer film and I like Maya's character, but I feel really bad for her since she has a lot of drama going in her life throughout the film. She feels out of place with all the younger people at her internship, she quickly becomes the involved in a love triangle with both the CFO and the CEO, causing all the other interns to become jealous of her. Maya is such a nice and sweet character and she doesn't deserve to be treated badly as all she wants is to gets through the internship without trouble. I thought a lot of the characters were unfairly rude to her, but at least she has the support of her best friend, her daughter and her true love interest. I'm just glad she managed to prove herself to everyone in the end.

Ok I would watch almost anything she did (although that Christmas travel movie in 2021 broke that rule). This actually has a fairly unique story line which is unusual for these Hallmarkish movies. It was even kinda realistic speaking as a HT person. The acting and direction were not bad; nothing special. Weak chemistry in the romance department. The ensemble seemed to get along which worked well for the feeling of a team spirit.

Watchable, but for me that is mostly because of Ms. Cook--she's all that (sorry I couldn't stop myself).

I liked this one from Hallmark because even though there was a slight predictability factor, it kept you guessing on who she would end up with. This one surprised me a bit! I like it when it gets a bit unpredictable and puts some guess work into the equation. We kept discussing the better match for her when me and my family were watching it. It was really good! I would watch it again!

This movie is good For older who feel out of place because of her age But everything falls into place this movie should have a Sequel Too see how everything plays out

Maya Sulliway (Rachael Leigh Cook) is 35, widower, and mom. She is back in school to study accounting. Her professor sends her to be an intern at a high-tech company despite her lack of tech savvy. She is assigned to the CFO Colin Fitzgerald (Lucas Bryant). CEO Will Martin (Travis Milne) is taken with her. Colin and Will have been together since creating their app Talker but Colin is frustrated that Will is lackadaisical in producing version 2.0.

This is cute. Cook is cute. The guys are cute. It's all cute and not that real. It's real like various cute romances do banking industry, or fashion business, or any number of businesses. The rom-com is cute until it tries to do the business. The personal relationships are the important aspects and I would have preferred staying out of the business. I'd rather have Will cheat on Maya with a woman. When Josh stole Maya's idea, I feared that the movie would become about that but I really like how it was handled. This Hallmark movie needs to know its strength and developing an app is not one of them.