Stop the Wedding

This is my 5th Rachel Boston movie and now moves to the number one slot moving "Ice Sculpture Christmas" to number 2. I have now watched this movie at least 10 times. The characters are very believable and the story line is most fascinating and holds your interest to the very end. The humor is absolutely superb, and has caused me to laugh many times. All of the actors are well suited for their respective roles and played very well. It is an absolute joy to watch a movie without all the violence, foul language and sex, so typical of 99% of today's movies (Theatre or TV). Continues the excellent line of Hallmark Movies. I watch this channel as my top 5 TV cable channels. Another GREAT movie from Hallmark. A VERY, VERY BIG THANK YOU.

The main charaters, Anna and Clay, came off (to me) as two spoiled and selfish adults. Everything was about them - so it turned me off - which is surprising because I love Hallmark Movies and typically enjoy those with Rachel Boston. I'll skip this one in the future.

7.8 stars.

One of those "I don't understand why all the bad reviews" sort of moments for me. I was thoroughly entertained from start to finish. A woman and a man are both very hesitant to let their parents get married. More specifically, it's her aunt who raised her since her parents died, and it's his dad. Both have been previously married, but there has been much past drama which is a major obstacle to this being a good idea. Well, this story is all about the two leads trying to stop the wedding, but in the meantime, they fall in love. It's refreshing, it's fun, the acting is totally on point, the writing is adept, the direction is well done, the dialogue is witty and comedic. What's not to like? Look at the cast, this film is littered with actors you have seen many times. There are several Hallmark regulars, the whole band showed up for this movie, and as a bonus we have Alan Thicke. Not too shabby and he's Canadian too like so many other Hallmark actors (go figure).

The big problem is the high unrealism of story. Sure, good intentions, a lot of cliches, Alan Thicke reminding, more, an character from Young and Restless,David James Lewis and the short appearences of Nelson Wong as charming employee as good points.

Two not very mature young people looking for stop the weddings of relatives. Las Vegas once, Las Vegas twice. And the recipe seems to work. In wrong direction because the bridge between the first and second part seems non existent.

So, only good intentions. Not bad ones but far to give some credibility.

This movie was so good I couldn't even pause it to go to sleep! Acting was great. Chemistry between all characters was fantastic. A must watch romantic movie! James Welch Henderson, Arkansas 6/4/21.