Im Zweifel für die Liebe

This movie is a wonderful romance movie such touches the heart. Both actors did a great job.

If you're paying attention, it won't take you very long to spot that this movie is a TV remake of Shop Around The Corner by way of You've Got Mail. What they've essentially done is taken the story beats of the earlier versions of the story and inserted them into their boilerplate Hallmark template. In fact, you might wonder if the "big city outsider sets out to close smaller business but instead finds love" formula, used by do many Hallmark movies, was itself lifted from You've Got Mail.

Still, I enjoyed it. Lacey Chabert is as squeakily adorable as ever. Worth a watch.

Great valentine's movie. The ending was expected but fitting. Lacey Chabert is perfect in everything she does!

The formula is slightly familiar but the dialog is above average with some spontaneous sounding banter and humor. A restaurant manager returns to her family winery when her father considers selling the business. The man who is sent to seal the deal is the romantic interest. Lacey Chabert is better here than in previous movies. She sometimes speaks too fast but here she seems to have varied her speech patterns a bit. Andrew Walker is the deal maker who ends up of course falling in love with her.

This one is better than the other winery based romances with Rachel Leigh Cook.

Chloe Grange (Lacey Chabert) manages an upscale Portland restaurant. She comes home to Oregon wine country for a visit during Valentine's Day Wine Festival. Her father announces his retirement and plans to sell to a box wine company. Company representative Seth Anderson (Andrew Walker) knows nothing about high end wines. The family cabin has been rented out and unbeknownst to either side, Seth is the renter.

It's Hallmark, Valentine, and wine. They seem to be connected somehow. It's fine. Chabert and Walker are Hallmark veterans at this point. They can do this in their sleep. This is safely in the standardized TV romance mold.