Falling Inn Love

I love romcoms but there was absolutely zero chemistry between the actors. Even the last kiss, it was just awkward! Why do you win an inn by just clicking an email and writing an essay. Best acting by Charlotte and the goat. Plus: the scenery of NZ.

Without comparing this film to every romcom ever made; and this coming from a homegrown kiwi, it was good in its own right. Love the use of the kiwi lingo and hows the film represents kiwi lifestyle in the "wopwops", as we like to say. It was relatable and culturally respectful, which made up for the not-so "bad acting" as everyone likes to point out.

Come on you guys with the low ratings -- don't be so critical and snobbish. Enjoy the sweet love story and beautiful scenery of New Zealand. The village and the residents were charming. Makes you want to live there. So what if it was somewhat predictable. The lead couple was attractive and made you root for them. The story was simple, entertaining, and satisfying, with a happy ending. As for the film overall, I found it refreshing because there was no swearing and vulgarity.

Totally sappy, cheesy, silly, but sometimes you need a movie like that, right? This had me laughing at quite a few moments, because it really was sooo sappy. It's kitsch, but you should totally watch it on a night where you are entirely ambivalent to what you watch, and you think to yourself, why not? If my rating was based purely on the enjoyment I received from this movie, it would be much higher.

Why not just say that the lead male was an Aussi?

I can understand the American not knowing the difference between kiwi sayings and Aussi ones but it doesn't make sense that the kiwis don't.

Maybe the kiwi actors didn't want to rock the boat but I feel like someone should have said "we wouldn't do/say that"