Heaven or Vegas

This film really is not very good. Plain and simple - the two leads are best suited for television ( although Yasmine has shown promise since this film, see "Baseketball"). The lone bright spot of this film is Monica Potter as Lilly. She is radiant and shows wonderful comic timing. Of course since this film she has become Hollywood's brightest young star!!! Keep watching this wonderful person and tremendous actress, the best is definitely yet to come!!!!!

This is a very beautiful bittersweet love story! What a great job with the filmography, and what an original story. I wasn't sure what to expect as performances out of two such "beautiful people" as Yasmine and Richard, but what they did was so sweet and real that by the end I loved them both! Can't wait to see more from Director/Writer Gregory C. Haynes, he is an inspiration.

It was quite obvious that this was a good screenplay. I was surprised by the intensity of Richard Grieco. I was also surprised to see the now famous Monica Potter. I understand this was her first movie. She was pure and perfectly cast. As for the director, Haynes...well done. I look for your next film in anticipation.

What a pointless movie, too bad we don't know what the budget was! Not bad actors, although they aren't well know except for Yasmine. This is one of those films that should not have even been released, I can't find any information on how it did at the box office, but I am positive that it wasn't good.

A great performance by Jasmine Bleeth and Richard Grieco. Two lost souls who find each other in a big city, decide to seek out their fate together as they drive across the country. "Navy" (Richard Grieco) was to seek his independence and new life while "Rachel" (Yasmine Bleeth) hopelessly discovers the shelter her knight in shining armor can provide her. Their acting is well supported and complemented by a few others on the screen. Newcomer to the screen, James Ecklund ("Cole") exhihits a powerful twist in the romance and destiny of Navy and Rachel when he takes advantage of her gullibility. Ecklund defines how "looks can be deceiving" in this drama. He provides an outstanding performance on his screen debut.