Sweet on You

This movie started out great. They were all nice to each other, the acting was fantastic. Then it became the predictable, she found out and over reacted. Everyone turned on him in a second and treated him like crap. If someone spoke to me the way they did, no. Like he was somehow suppose to know he would come to care for them before he even got there. Guilt tripping him for even daring to sell off his property before they even met. He was falling in love with her and the town. They had him, all they had to do was keep making him feel welcome. Instead they turned on him like vicious attack dogs. It pissed me off so much that I couldn't even finish it. I couldn't stomach his begging to be believed and sucking up to these unworthy people. I would not recommend this movie and rated it as such. She didn't love him in my opinion.

For some reason, I thought this was going to be a Christmas movie. Maybe because Hayley Duff was in it? She makes a lot of Christmas movies which are cute. I was in about 3/4 of the way when I realized that I saw no Christmas decor or mention of the holidays at all! Oh well. I guess just a romantic comedy. What's funny is in the ending credits. They list the songs and there are a bunch of Christmas songs. Very confusing! It's as if they intended for it to be a Christmas movie and then changed their minds. Very odd! I always like Hayley Duff in a movie, but I would pass on watching this one again. There were some cute moments and she generally had chemistry with her romantic lead. I think the best part of the movie is all the fantastic pies they eat! I'm headed to the bakery now!

Typical big city goes to small town with plan to develop and destroy everything the yokel locals know but falls in love with the town tart and can't do it. I agree with one of the other reviewers, that brother in law, ugh. I think he holds a secret torch for Kate-the way he read Drew the riot act, the way he sneered at Drew when they got to the hospital, he's got that perfect weasel-y look.

Also, in the opening scene Kate is hovering over a pie with all that hair hanging down, and there is another scene where she is making the worlds wateriest mac and cheese again with the hair just hanging. Really? Her hair should have been pulled back in the cooking scenes but this is movie land after all.

Just a three.