Coup de foudre avant l'heure

One Hour Behind is a fun film that is well acted, particularly by Barry Watson. Its premise is cute and its script a bit more literate than the Lifetime movies it seems inspired by. Obviously filmed on a budget, nonetheless it is well shot with some moving surprises. We enjoyed it, so will you.

I was browsing my cable-channels when I saw this movie starting, and it kept my attention right away from first second. That's something really rare with the movies nowadays, so I knew this is a good sign.

I kept watching and been involved so deep in the story that I started to care about almost all of the characters! That's something really, really rare about the movies nowadays.

The acting was very good, from all of the actors. I didn't noticed any overplaying, it looked like a real life footage all the way. You could literally feel the romance between the leading two, and also their disappointments. Brilliantly acted, I really enjoyed it!

Good camera work also, and the script was very well written and unpredictable. That's also a big plus, for any film production. If your story is predictable - you better don't waste money filming it. IMO.

My rating: High 9/10.

If you enjoy Hallmark Movies, you will enjoy this one

Clean, not as predictable as most Hallmark movies. Really enjoyed!

Barry Watson was the motif, in my case, to see this film. And it remains the basic motif for appreciate this story about spring and fall hour, the guy with green shirt and capcakes contest. Because it is exactly what you expect and the young look of Watson just works more than well in a forced, in good measure, story about a confusion and its good result.

The sentimental piece works, to, and Emily Rose offers a nice work in the effort to give some credibility to a little bizarre character.

In short, a decent romance, with baker and paramedic , with not very realistic bussiness woman and a widower front to second chance to love.