The Wedding Do Over

The music was so load it was hard to hear the dialog. Sounded like it was on a loop and repeated over and over. And NEVER stopped. I wear hearing aids and they came out about two minutes after it started. My hearing isn't that bad. And just about the time there was a pause in the music, it would start right back up again. It's like nobody checked the audio.

The lead Nicole Gale Anderson is another clone of that other Hallmark stalwart Meghan Markle. All swishy long dark hair, and very little personality. This young actress needs to articulate her lines better, and not mutter them. Either that or Hallmark should subscribe to having the sub-title facility. Its hard to define what Ms Anderson is saying as she recites her lines so quickly, as do some of her co-actors, a sure sign that the Director is just pleased to get the scene in the can !

Sorry but I am only 25 minutes in, and I care little for the character, her male co star, or the film, so its the off button.

Was pleasantly surprised that this movie was as amazing as it was. Such a great cast and story, and such great acting. But for the love of God WHY have music in every scene?? First off it is louder sometimes then the dialogue and it overshadows the actors who are doing a phenomenal job, it's just ruined everything I wanted to love about this movie. I stuck through it and loved the movie anyhow but that God awful overpowering music was VERY unnecessary. Like who was in charge of editing this?! Epic fail.

Another movie where there's music in the background of EVERY SCENE! I'm only 15 minutes in and I don't know if I can finish. Pls end the music insanity!

I loved how many couples found love in this movie. I thought the actors were great, and I enjoyed the music so much I have been looking for the first song they played in the background.

Maybe they toned down the music (that I saw others had said was too loud and annoying) but I didn't find it to be loud or annoying at all, in fact I loved the music they played.

I loved that this movie showed that relationships take work, sacrifice and communication whether you are dating or have been married for awhile. And many times all it takes is that person saying "I'm sorry, I hear you now, I'm willing to work on my issue, work along with you" etc. To make things right.

This is just the kind of uplifting, light hearted yet showing real relationships kind of movie I really enjoy. Thank you UP TV for showing it!