Sealed with a Kiss

I decided to watch this movie based on the fact that I love John Stamos and I love Annabeth Gish, though I didn't expect to enjoy the movie since I don't usually watch Romantic Comedies. But I loved this movie. Despite that the plot was a little predictable, I found it still fun and original. John Stamos was excellent and Annabeth Gish was wonderful and adorable as always! I found myself smiling as I watched the movie. It was really cute and I'd definitely suggest it to a friend!

Good comedy romance tv movie done so well,it turns out better than a lot of Hollywood produced movies.A little too light in it's overall flow but consistent and with good eye pleasing cinematography.Nothing is over or under done here and no home runs either.Just a plain romance comedy for the true fans of the genre.Could have been better with a better quality screenplay.Fans of the lead actors will enjoy this one as well......

This is a film that both our daughters and sons need to see. We found this film, and I don't know why it is not available in either/both DVD/VCR, to be both rewarding and full of the hope of what might/should be.

It gives the viewer a real understanding, which in our view is more than ever necessary, a clear understanding of what constitutes 'love' and merely having a positive feeling towards another.

It's the conversations and all the other things aside from the bedroom that determine if this is the real thing or just another ship passing in the night.

So films like this, while admittedly are fiction, that can pave the way for more discriminating choices in life.

Yes; I am and proud of it, forever a romantic.

The script is beyond embarrassing, it's even embarrassed at itself. "This is the sort of scene you see in movies," the characters say to one another as if they are setting us up for some kind of twist or variant on the old cliches, but also no... the cliches stand untwisted. The handsome young businessman needs to choose between the arrogant boss's attractive but steely daughter on the one hand and the adorable girl whom he meets by chance on the other hand. There is the blowhard client, the simple and goodhearted black woman... a complete roster of stereotypes. But for the most part, the actors manage to sell the situations and especially the characters. Even the voice-overs sound convincing. Hey, when is Annabeth Gish ever going to get a break big enough for her talent?

Sealed With a Kiss is a wonderful romantic comedy starring John Stamos (Full House's Jesse Katsopolis) and Annabeth Gish (Double Jeopardy). A Boston businessman, Bennett Blake (John) is engaged to his boss's daughter, Christina Ethridge (Jane Sibbett). Bennett gets a chance for a major client, and a chance for partnership. He has to play golf in North Dakota with the client, the catch is, he has to let the client win. However, for some odd reason, the ball turned on the green, giving Bennett a hole-in-one. He won the game, but lost the client, and therefore giving him a bad reputation with the company. A few days later, Bennett and Christina mistakenly received a letter from Robbie (Annabeth), who is trying to save the Longfellow museum in Boston. The letter was supposed to be sent to Robbie's ex-lover Richard. Christina asked Bennett to return the letter to Robbie on the day of the meeting at the museum. Robbie, however, thought he was from Washington, coming to shut them down, and sent Bennett out. Later, she realized he wasn't against them, and made friends with him. But Bennett started to like her. While all of this was going on, he was still in bad shape with the company, and of course, he was engaged to the boss's daughter. All of this put together is about to turn Bennett's life upside down. This is absolutely a terrific movie for anyone who likes romance comedies. John and Annabeth make a great team, because both are wonderful actors.