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The movie itself is fine. But, at one point, it shows Caroline's resume. She studied Marxism! That's not cool. As a freedom-loving American, I take offense at it.

Despite the not so common military school theme, this movie still breaks down to the extremely common premise of two opposites must work together to save the their institution while they develop a more personal relationship.

This movie spotlights several of the kids as cadets and it's nice to watch them develop.

Somehow the movie still had a by the formula feel to it.

James Denton and Natalie Brown had some chemistry after they spent almost 1/3rd of the movie blasting each other with arrogance and rigidity.

James Denton brings in two separate personal ties in terms of cast. Kate Corbett is the administrative aid here but they have already worked together with her as his receptionist on Good Witch. He also brings along two of his children although they don't play big parts.

A perfect example of everything wrong with putting a female civilian and Berkeley graduate social worker in charge of a MILITARY academy.... Hallmark movies have become a woke DISGRACE.

Lots of fluff and very light-hearted, but very entertaining rainy night flick. Nothing too serious here in a old fashioned romantic tale of opposites who attract. This film is an updated and revised version of The Private War of Major Benson. A great film? No. An entertaining film? Yes.

I am surprised at the low ratings for this film.

I watched this film a few years ago. I enjoyed it just as much this second time.

There are many strong statements made throughout the film that most people should read, listen to, and live by.

There is more than just a romance story here, which makes this film worth watching.

I can't believe all the black films around in an already easily viewed dismal world we live in.

We all need these uplifting light hearted positive films to inspire and help us to rise up above the too many black destructive self centred people in our world.

More of these films should be made and viewed. I worry about the fascination by too many people with the black dismal films that seem to dominate the entertainment industry these days.

The only reason I do not rate this as a 10, is that there are definite aspects of the film that are not realistic ... which occurs in most films, btw.

I highly recommend that this film is viewed and more reviews added on IMDB, to reflect more of our population.

I hope that more of our population start to view matters in a more positive manner, and that they contribute to assisting others more than simply concentrating on themselves.

Enjoy!