Stop the Wedding

I would have enjoyed this film a lot more, if only Rachel Boston would stop shouting her lines excitedly and waving her arms about - which she seems to do in all her movies. The story was passable though.

The big problem is the high unrealism of story. Sure, good intentions, a lot of cliches, Alan Thicke reminding, more, an character from Young and Restless,David James Lewis and the short appearences of Nelson Wong as charming employee as good points.

Two not very mature young people looking for stop the weddings of relatives. Las Vegas once, Las Vegas twice. And the recipe seems to work. In wrong direction because the bridge between the first and second part seems non existent.

So, only good intentions. Not bad ones but far to give some credibility.

The main charaters, Anna and Clay, came off (to me) as two spoiled and selfish adults. Everything was about them - so it turned me off - which is surprising because I love Hallmark Movies and typically enjoy those with Rachel Boston. I'll skip this one in the future.

This movie was so good I couldn't even pause it to go to sleep! Acting was great. Chemistry between all characters was fantastic. A must watch romantic movie! James Welch Henderson, Arkansas 6/4/21.

This was an adorable and romantic movie even with the typical hallmark plot and relationship obstacles. Niall Matter looked really handsome, young, before he lost the weight. He and Rachel Boston were well matched as the young couple who fall in love. Alan Thicke played a likable character in this movie with a surprisingly kind personality. He sadly died the year this movie was released. He was also part of a couple in love. It all starts when his son and his fiancés niece are confused about their father's and aunt's engagement. I had a few tears at the end as usual. You can always count on a happy ending which I look forward to from Hallmark. I enjoyed this movie and will watch it at least a few more times.