Perfect Romance

This is a realistic movie, set in the computer age we now find ourselves in, the whole online dating game....I loved all the characters, they were realistic and this is a great movie....I loved the relationship between the mother and the daughter, the whole story line and the family as a whole....it's very refreshing to see a movie that is based so closely on real life event's and I can only imagine how many times a mother has gone to those lengths to ensure her daughter's happiness, but being a mother myself, I can see that there is nothing more important than your children's happiness, even when they are all grown up....so it gives us all hope that there is a true love for us all, maybe even right under our noses, someone who is a friend, confidante, etc...The two main male roles went to great actor's and I just love Kathleen Quinlan....The ending was exactly as I hoped....I really recommend this movie to any and all romantics...

Kathleen Quinlan makes the movie watchable. Her beauty hasn't faded, but has endured. She plays "Tess," the mother of "Jenny," who desperately needs a life after a tumultuous relationship. When Tess secretly decides to "meddle," she gets unexpected results. I admit it, I'm a sucker for romance and this was simple fare with a rewarding payoff. I'm not familiar with the other actors, but each seemed comfortable in their roles and very believable. The child actor was especially refreshing, as he was pivotal, yet not the center of attention very often. Altogether, "Perfect Romance" is a great way to spend a rainy, dreary night, because it will life your spirits and give you hope.

I enjoyed all the actors in this film, and also enjoyed the storyline, which was not as predictable as some romance movies are. There were a number of surprises, and I really enjoyed how the surprises and the choices made by the characters in the film were down-to-earth and made a lot of sense. (Unlike so many romance movies where things are such a stretch.) There were some new faces in this film (new to me), and I enjoyed them all. Lori Heuring brings something very interesting to the screen, as does Quinlan. Oh yeah, there were a few moments not very realistic -- like when Heuring fixes a waffle for the man her mom found for her on the Internet and not knowing how to cook she made the waffle totally black. I thought it was a bit of a stretch both that they served it to him anyway and that he then took a bite of it. But that was one of the only times I didn't believe what I saw. I also enjoyed the numerous relationships in the film, and the mother-daughter relationship was I thought very refreshing, especially in that it was based on more love and mutual respect than I normally see in mother-daughter relationships in film. It would make a great "date movie" too by the way.

...are the basic motif to see it. sure, the romantic recipe is the same. sure, the unrealistic scenes are not very rare. but it is a film who knows tell , in nice and smart and seductive manner its story. and, after a beginning not real promising, the film has the force and spirit and gift to use well known ingredients of romance for a cute love story about feelings, choices, options, mistakes and...truth. and , without be memorable, it represents what you expect in inspired package. a film about relations. and true love. about family, desires and the step changing, in fundamental way, everything. the best detail - it seems not exactly a story. but a confession . and that transforms it in , for few scenes, a slice from your past.

I'm a sucker for a romance movie. I love when people learn and all is a win win. Sometimes we need to feel and this movie can simply do that. This is worth watching if you need a quick pick me up.