Love in the Clouds

I don't watch Hallmark movies for great content. It's usually just for entertainment purposes. I love the stars and the scenery and the upbeat storylines. At least I know that a hallmark movie will always end on a good note. However, with this particular movie I was so put off by the terrible makeup on the female lead and the horrific wig, that they became the real co stars. Every scene with a close up I cringed. I don't understand why they insisted on either. When she's not an unattractive woman, she's gorgeous minus all the makeup and the horrific wig.

I stuck with it because of Paul Greene. Nice eye candy!

I had a hard time getting into this movie. McKenzie looked so made up . She looked like she had a hard time talking due to all The stuff in her face. Her make up was shinny and looked plastic. So sad don't know how he could act like he was attracted to her. Why did anyone think she was attractive and was good for the part. Her blonde hair looked so fake and the dark eyebrows made you wonder if she was blonde. Was it a wig? He is so handsome and a good actor so he did a good job holding it all together. I wonder if she has taken a good look at herself and realize it times to stop with the injections and surgery.

The hot air balloons in New Mexico and Paul Greene back on Hallmark were the attractions. Having Lorenzo Lamas and Gail O'Grady could have been, but neither are old enough to play Paul's parents and both were rendered unrecognizable. Lorenzo is still attractive with white hair and a beard, but I still had to look up who it was. I also didn't recognize Gail. She and McKenzie were done an injustice by the all the makeup, botox, lip filler, and bleached blonde hair. And please stop with bushy black eyebrows on blondes - it's not flattering. Long story short, the story was buried under distractions!

6.0 stars.

This story did not sparkle like many Hallmark stories do. Another factor that deflated the experience, pun intended, was the lack of energy from the actors. This was simply an all-around, low quality film. Obviously, it doesn't help that the blond women both appear to have had cosmetic surgery and Botox. Also the lead female's hair exposed a much-to-obvious patch of roots, like a sore thumb.

There is no story, no real romance (they attempt something that fails miserably), and no entertainment value. The lead female has a really grumpy and flat boss that seems a bit out of place. The lead male's Father is sad all the time, the mother is out of sorts and these three characters cast a cloud of sorrow over the story. The lead male and his buddy are okay, i suppose, but insufficient to resurrect it. I suppose the film industry is a hit-and-miss business, but jeepers.

The only semi-positive I have for this review is that the film is average for the music and cinematography. But this cannot sustain a movie. Nobody is going to truly enjoy this experience.

I've waited for so long foe a new movie with Paul Greene! And when I also saw hot air balloons - I thought I was in for a treat!

But the only beautiful aspects of the movie were the landscape scenes, and Paul Greene.

The main actress was so fake both in acting, but also had too much makeup PLUS a wig!

Fake fake fake!

It ruined any chemistry in the movie. The romance was not believable, and the rest of the movie was very hard to watch. Even the evil boss felt fake! Like the movie was created by lazy amateurs, and Paul Greene got lost on the set.

I so much hope to see other movies with Paul Greene, but good ones!