Kiss the Cook

Just the facial expressions and juvenile presentation of the lead actress - this may though be largely the fault of the camera angles and distance - they could have modified the looks and addressed this quite easily.

The story itself is sweet and novel, the scenery and tips for natural cooking inspiring, and the chemistry between the leads nice. They are a well matched fictional couple.

I love these movies that bring that little extra creativity to foodie films and the power of partnerships and how we bring out the best in each other and add strength and colour to our work in the meantime. This couple learn a lot from each other.

Again people the trailers are just supposed to entice me to want to watch not give me the whole storyline plus the ending. Yah Yah these always have the same kind of ending but I'd still like to watch a movie without knowing the full ending. But I guess thanks for a 2 mins and not wasting my time with a full 1hr 40 min.

The lead actress was hard to watch. Her overacting might be a "character decision" but it was very hard to keep staying on the channel between commercials. The food does look good so props to the food props department! I was interested in some small details around natural food colouring but it's not enough to save the movie. Btw I don't think dying the milk from beets will make a coffee latte completely pink. It should be dark brown? Well I'll make it to the end just because there's nothing else on tv.

I recorded this and finally got around to watching it. The first few minutes were hard to get through. Kept thinking I could just muddle through it. Then the introduction of the woman friend and her 'wife'. Just lost my cookies and hit the stop button.

I had difficulty finishing this movie because in my opinion the lead actress didn't know how to act period of every person in the movie she was the only one that I just couldn't take to because she wasn't natural at all! She ruined the movie for me!