Appetite for Love

Formula movie. Wish Hallmark used local film locations. Question: what was that refrigerator in her aunt's home??? Loved it!

This was such a cute movie! Predictable, sure, but it played out perfectly. I loved the small town setting, it made me want to live there! The restaurant menu writing was also a fun concept.

7.3 stars.

I love both leads, they are in my top five female and male acting powerhouses for Hallmark movies. The story could have been better, but it's so cookie cutter it would be a tall order to make it original or special in any way. This same formula has been beaten to death, the woman leaves her hometown and her boyfriend behind to go to the big city, now she's back in town 15 years later, boy and girl meet again etc... This one is no different than the rest of the worn out plots, same blueprint and now it's just boring. The chemistry between Cole and Walker is palpable, that's the only positive in this film.

The movie was cute but the refrigerator in the aunts house stopped my heart does anyone known brand or anything due to its being filmed in Canada. I guess it's a Canadian brand. Anyone?????

There are some Hallmark actors who are consistantly excellant: Andrew, W. Walker, Taylor Cole and Marcus Rosen are on that list. In fact when I saw that Andrew and Marcus were both in this movie I was torn, who should I root for? Who do I hope gets the girl?

Kudos to Andrew and Taylor, good job, chemistry was spot on , banter was amusing, and the script was the typical Hallmark fare that we all enjoy. The movie provides all the Hallmark charm that we have come to expect and look forward to.

The supporting actors were good and the relationships were fun to watch. I particularly enjoyed Alley Mills as Tallilah Jones, she was enchanting. Marcus Rosner as Reed, what can I say, he's a very good actor and I always enjoy his movies, but don't enjoy him as the heavy, with his dimples and smile he is good-guy charming.

Not the best, but better than most.

My advice: watch this movie at least once.