Honeymoon for One

The movie was heartwarming and entertaining, as far as I could tell, if I could hear what the characters were saying over the loud music. The scenery was breathtaking. The connection between an American woman and an Irish man was intriguing.

The reason I gave this movie a one was because the music in the background was so loud that I could not hear what the characters were saying and there should not be music while one is speaking. If one can't enjoy the movie, then one might as well not watch it. The music ruined everything for me.

It would be nice for Hallmark to take note of the older movies when you could hear every word and not have to strain your ears, and I have excellent hearing. The music is very distracting. You don't need music when one is speaking.

This is a refreshing movie with a great pick for the key roles! Nicolette did an amazing job!!! It is the first time I have seen her, but she was such a likable personality! She was sweet and beautiful; a stylish kind of woman, but also had a little bit of a "New York" edge on her as she was meeting the man from Ireland (Lol I'm from the N.E.), which also did an amazing job! He was so entirely likable and she conveyed so many different emotions, it pulled you into what she was feeling when she was betrayed by her fiancé and how she was drawn into this fun loving,romantic relationship with this outdoors Irishman. Although they came from different backgrounds, they were perfect for each other, and meshed so well together. They were very sweet, full of life and romantic together. I felt like they came from two different backgrounds, but were perfect together. It's funny and very engaging, I truly enjoyed it! I would really like to see more movies like this, and a follow up sequel, especially with these two main actors! would like a follow up sequel to this one!

I absolutely loved, loved, loved this movie!!!!! The characters were so sweet and great for each other, and were such naturals, you couldn't help but love them both!!!!!! . This warm hearted, land loving man from Ireland ends up sweeping Eve Parker off her feet and as they are beginning to fall in love, her ex-fiancé shows up in Ireland to try to win her back, to no avail. Her heart is won over by this chivalrous fun-loving man who wants to save the land. He was great, she was great; his heart was big,subtle, and she couldn't help but falling in love with him. I loved the theme, the scenery was great,it was fun loving, romantic, and funny. Both their roles were funny at times; these two characters just became so good for each other with big hearts and that sweet something special! They were absolutely, definitely my favorite characters on Hallmark, it had a lot of spunk!!! I would so love to see them together in another good movie!

I was disappointed with this movie. The storyline was a typical love story formula, but I expected that so that was okay. What I did not care for was Nicollette Sheridan's acting ability, or lack of ability. She had no depth and displayed but two moods, mad and happy. She was unable to portray deeper feelings which led me to not empathizing with her character. Considering Greg Wise can endear himself with a raise of an eyebrow, I sat there wondering "why did they match up these two actors?" At the same time, I held out hope that it could be salvaged with a spark igniting between them. But, here was the real disappointment: the two actors lacked chemistry between each other...and in a love story, the right chemistry is crucial in making the formula work.

It only got stars at all because of the scenery.

Absolutely no chemistry between the leading characters. Acting is wooden. Plot is the same as 90% of the Hallmark series involving a high-powered company executive, a much-loved salt of the earth type who has an adorable child and a dead wife/husband, a fiancé/fiancée who is a total smarmy creep, and a sudden epiphany by the leading man/woman about true love and what matters in life. A waste of time when you know exactly what the ending will be in the first 10 minutes of the movie.

Doesn't Hallmark have any other formula to follow? Time for a whole new writing staff!