Le mariage de la dernière chance

Okay so Jennie Garth is so so unhappy being married to a wonderful man who is handsome and bright but wears sweatpants and sweatshirts... Poor. This woman is so annoying. If she smiled once in the first hour her face would have cracked. Miserable to be around and if I were her daughter I'd say HEY MOM for goodness sake smile. What is with those kids anyway? They can't see misery in that woman's face and the attitude she's throwing off? Give me a break. The doom and gloom of mom is enough to turn the channel. I felt bad for the husband John who didn't have a clue . He's better off divorcing that sour puss and hooking up with the red head.

If your marriage is in a good, happy place, then skip this movie. It's depressing. And it's hard to believe that the kids are oblivious to their parents being on the verge of divorce. Their facial expressions and tone of voice broadcast their misery. We never see what they even look like as a happy couple.

But, if your marriage is in trouble, this movie can be enlightening. Corbin Bernsen gives a good analogy of how marriage is like a house. You invest in it, and you make repairs where needed. Marriage is a commitment, and you shouldn' t stop trying. Spouses should support each other in their careers, but also remember that their marriage is more important than either career. Marriage needs a bedrock of solid friendship and trust. Your love should be able to withstand misunderstandings and stress. Don't jump to conclusions about your spouse -- show some trust. And don't put all the blame on your spouse. In this movie, Abby should have asked herself why her husband feels like he can't talk to her. And John should have asked himself what he could do more to be emotionally there for his wife.

One of the best from Hallmark movies. Rekindling a romance is one of my favorite plots both in books and movies and Karen Kingsbury is one of my favorite romance authors. the story is very emotional and a lot of couples could relate to. The two leading actors were great, Jennie Garth was so convincing, and Dan Payne is one of a few Hallmark stars that have the needed chemistry for his roles. Hallmark doesn't always get it right, but this was one of these few times they did. I watched it more than once.

Like another reviewer said, only Corbin Bernsen and Dan acted well. What the heck happened to Jennie Garth's acting ability? And the movie just dragged and was melancholy the whole time. One of the worst Hallmark movies I've ever seen!

Like all Kingsbury novels this one too includes faith. However, it is sadly missing from the movie. An example of the world's hatred of Christianity and its attempt to cancel God. It's ok to discuss every other belief but not Christianity. Kingsbury should move her book/movie deals to GAC.