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I found this movie a little creepy. The whole time she is viewing Daniel as a brother or best friend, he is dreaming of getting in her pants. I could understand him wooing her with secret gifts if he was college age, but he's well past that. He should have manned up, and asked her out ten years ago.
It's nice that Hallmark made a Chanukah movie, but I didn't really like this one. And I'm a Jewish optometrist, so that's a little disappointing.
I didn't feel like there was a romantic connection between the two leads so the story line is a little far fetched. I hope Hallmark comes out with some more Chanukah movies.
It's nice that Hallmark made a Chanukah movie, but I didn't really like this one. And I'm a Jewish optometrist, so that's a little disappointing.
I didn't feel like there was a romantic connection between the two leads so the story line is a little far fetched. I hope Hallmark comes out with some more Chanukah movies.
This isn't a hilarious movie. But it's a good movie about real people. I identified with the characters. 41 years ago I fell in love with a girl in Chicago. We were different religions and our parents were upset when we got engaged. We didn't care, and we're still together 41 years later. Our families got over it as soon as the first grandchild popped out.
Ray Romano and Holly Hunter were very good, and realistic. I grew up in NYC and I am around the same age as Ray so I enjoyed his character.
My wife is a nurse. She was an ICU nurse when we lived in Chicago. The part of the movie when Kumail asked the RN for advice on moving Emily, is clever. RNs know what is going on, and will give you the best recommendation on who the best doctor is.
Ray Romano and Holly Hunter were very good, and realistic. I grew up in NYC and I am around the same age as Ray so I enjoyed his character.
My wife is a nurse. She was an ICU nurse when we lived in Chicago. The part of the movie when Kumail asked the RN for advice on moving Emily, is clever. RNs know what is going on, and will give you the best recommendation on who the best doctor is.
I liked this movie. It is totally different than your average romantic comedy. The characters are flawed, and in very realistic ways. I think the movie does a good job of showing how paranoid everyone one was when Covid first shutdown our businesses and we had shelter at home orders.
Was the actual disease covered realistically? No. It's a comedy, not a documentary. I'm someone who has been married to a woman for 41 years, that I initially had no intention to marry. We were different religions and our parents opposed the marriage. We fell in love anyway, and she is the best thing that ever happened to me. Now I have great children and beautiful grandchildren. So this movie struck a chord with me. Sometimes opposites do attract. One person learns to be more fun, and one person learns to be more responsible. It's not a smooth process, but it's a productive one.
Was the actual disease covered realistically? No. It's a comedy, not a documentary. I'm someone who has been married to a woman for 41 years, that I initially had no intention to marry. We were different religions and our parents opposed the marriage. We fell in love anyway, and she is the best thing that ever happened to me. Now I have great children and beautiful grandchildren. So this movie struck a chord with me. Sometimes opposites do attract. One person learns to be more fun, and one person learns to be more responsible. It's not a smooth process, but it's a productive one.