My Boyfriend's Back: Wedding March 5

Although the plot is tired and the writing unoriginal, this one was worth looking at due to the principal love interests. Cindy Busby has been a favorite for quite a while. Tyler Hynes caught my interest as soon as he appeared in a Hallmark last year. He has now become a big favorite. I will give any Hallmark a chance if they have one of these two actors.

On the other hand, poor Josie Bissett's hair situation has become a concern. She is a lovely woman who has aged gracefully and plays women of her own age. The pairing with Jack Wagner works. I am not sure what is going on with her health or her hair, but there are plenty of attractive wig options out there for those who are in need of some extra assistance. If she has been wearing wigs, they are frightful: stiff and cottony looking. If that's her real hair, please buy some conditioner or go back to the darling pixie haircut she was once famous for. Sorry, but this is something is totally fixable. I am being cruel to be kind.

Mick and Olivia really aren't even engaged? What have they been waiting for? You'd think that, after having lost 20 years, they wouldn't be putting off a commitment. Annalise seems to be someone they've known for a long time but this is her first appearance in the series. (I was thinking she was one of their daughters? Neither of whom apparently exist anymore.) While Mick and Olivia are fine to watch, and Annalise wasn't bad when she wasn't "crying", my favorite character is still poor Duke. Wish he could be more than just comedic relief.

7.3 stars.

I guess this is the 5th installment of the Wedding March series of movies. I've not seen any of the first four, and it's a relief to know that it stands alone without the need for seeing any of the previous ones. That being said, the story is jumbled. The lead actors are not in the exact order that you'd expect, because you might think it's the wedding planner and the best man. I guess the actual lead is Jack Wagner, and the other three are quasi-leads. So what can I say about this film? Not much. The same old Hallmark scheme is expressed in that the "lead" male played by Hynes is/was a spineless sort of man who allowed his soulmate to leave because he didn't want to hold her back. That is the lesson learned, and it's a tragic one that usurps five years from the lives of two seemingly decent people. Next.

Once the main characters meet, the banter of the entire cast supports belly laughs for the uninhibited. Let your hair down and.smile. Leave any jadedness at the door.

BUT would someone stop putting pink lipstick on Jack Wagner? He and Josie's lips matched. Very distracting.