Coup de foudre dans l'ascenseur

This is the worst movie ever! This displays a female character who is ok with having a male lead tell her she is "making a scene" and then being ok with hooking up with him. WTF? This is unacceptable. She is put down by everyone and yet is just going to accept it when everyone decides it is ok to accept her. What a horrible plot, which does not reflect the current reality of what is acceptable. Where are the consequences for the other horrible cast who treated this character in such a disrespectable manner. This is a chauvanistic show and out of touch with the times. It makes me want to no longer watch Hallmark movies.

Pleasant to watch, but the storyline took an unpleasant turn with Luke's unfair treatment of our heroine, purely on the word of the evil stepmother boss. Had I been Clare (and I'm sure in real life) the doctor would be told to take a hike for being so shallow.

This is a very predictable storyline. No surprises except for how watchable Jillian Murray is. Usually a movie like this, I would have stopped watching after 5 minutes. But I couldn't take my eyes off of her the whole way. She made me cheer for a character with absolutely no depth! Even though I knew exactly what would happen, I wanted to keep watching because of her. The movie itself deserves a rating of 2 out of 10 - I've given it a 5 because of her. If that sounds like not much praise, I disagree - this could have the greatest actors or all time playing these roles and it would still be a terrible and predictable movie. I hope Jillian Murray will get a chance to play a really excellent character soon so that we can see how she does when she actually has some material to work with!

The heroine of this story, Claire, was far too good for her intended in this romance that left me hoping that this sweet nurse would recognize her worth and divert her attention from the shallow and spineless, Dr. Luke. I found myself thinking this would be a good movie to show my daughter's as an example of what poor character looks like in a man. It also demonstrated the lack of self-love it would take for a woman of virtue, to aspire to be with someone unworthy of her.

I think this is a sweet romantic comedy. I enjoyed it.