Feeling Butterflies

I enjoy Hallmark perhaps for the cheese it brings or the bad CGI,despite the technology of today.

Had to laugh she so casually would allow a kid to takeover a party while she walks away with dad,real responsible not like she had training prior.

The lead couple has good chemistry,which is because they are a couple in real life.

The actors & acting was decent enough,to help carry a rather average script.

Between the dad and friend it got ridiculous how they kept pushing a relationship,after all it was mentioned of her heartbreak.

Cinematography is always ok,but why does Hallmark feel music needs to overtake the dialog.. Whoever does the mixing,needs to balance it better.

Even though so much was fake,it was still nice seeing the butterflies.

Is the a movie to watch,again? Unfortunately no.

Such a cute, wholesome movie. I enjoyed Kayla Wallace's and Kevin McGarry's performances. They have great screen presence and come across quite natural together. The script itself could have used some polishing (the ex-girlfriend subplot wasn't very interesting), but the overall movie was cute and heartwarming.

7.4 stars.

I've hit a dry patch lately. Not a whole lot of decent Hallmark in the past week or so. Most of them in the 6 and 7 range, not many over 8 stars, I need 8 stars. This was a good movie, not a great one, the leads are wonderful together, she is a breath of fresh air as this character who loves butterflies, lives butterflies, knows all there is to know about them. She is an insect scientist who also does butterfly shows and releases them at weddings, birthdays, other events. She is drop dead gorgeous as we all can see. She has an assistant and he's a fun character. Kevin McGarry is the usual Hallmark male, and I'm afraid he's a one trick pony. He is the same person in every story, be it this one, or the Wedding Veil series... He needs a kick start, but on the other hand why would he care, he's worth over $100 Million. What, where did he get all that money? Maybe these Hallmark people are burnt out, look how many things they have to do every year.

Except for Kayla & Kevin I thought the movie was a bust...but...we surprisingly made it all the way through.

The CGI of the butterfly's was terrible. The movie was too juvenile in nature, even being portrayed by the leads, but their chemistry made up for much of the negatives.

Everyone watches movies thru different lenses, I get it, and my viewing lense is different as well, that being said I was surprised with all the "10" ratings yet at the time of my review the movie only garnered an overall 6.4. I usually overrate movies so I was surprised with myself with my lackluster poor review.

But, we made it all the way through.

To highlight the positives, it had an interesting storyline, the actors and the special effects were great. I enjoyed the comedic relief, but I think what was missing was the believability and genuine joy you get from observing these creatures in its natural habitat and its beauty of transforming. I was expecting something quite magical and I think it fell flat for me. It didn't hit the mark or give me butterflies but it was an okay movie to watch on a wet day.