Coup de foudre en harmonie

I like it. For basic idea, for musical moments, for fair image of melotherapy, for honest eulogy of grandparents, for Jesse Metcalfe, not last. And for nice perspective about Valentine day.

Sure, not different , in essence, by many others Hallmarks. But sweet and predictable and this is the only matters thing.

So, pretty nice humor, correct crafted romance - with Deep traces of unrealism, second couple and reasonable final. For this, just a pretty nice film, reminding the old recipe, saved by decent acting and some good musical moments, useful pledge for the virtues of melotherapy, good portrait of ambitious young lady.

Nothing groundbreaking here but Jessica Lowndes is beautiful and talented. She really should be in better movies than this though. Jesse Metcalfe, who I've been a fan of for years , seemed miscast here. The rest of the cast were decent overall, but the actor playing the client needing music therapy because he couldn't speak was hilariously bad. I was laughing at his 'responses' and I don't think that was the intention!

This is a feel good movie for those who appreciate the power of music and who are in the mood for a charming Valentine's Day romance. The acting, writing, directing, and editing all are very professional, entertaining, and well executed. I applaud all involved with this production for creating such an endearing and positive film for this holiday! This is one that I could envision watching every February.

This movie does not accurately depict music therapy. Also it's music therapy instead of 'musical therapy'. I think the concept was great and set a light to music therapy profession, but maybe consulting a professional music therapist for better delivery. Music therapist also don't 'stay' at patient's house, it's a privacy violation.

I'm a board certified music therapist, specifically a neurologic music therapist trained in rehabilitation. The whole music therapy department at my hospital made a drinking game out of this movie with the amount of misrepresentation of our field that was depicted. Really wish the writers would've consulted a music therapist.... cause we're drunk.

Please know that clinical music therapy takes a degree, 1200 clinical hours of training, and passing a board certification exam.

Giving 2 stars because we had a fun time yelling at the TV together.