Un'ultima occasione d'amore

As soon as Love Locks started, I knew I was going to enjoy it. I've had this movie in my que for awhile and finally got around to watching it. I knew Jerry & Rebecca were married and am a fan of them both.

The chemistry of the two was outstanding...it better have been. The story was great, predictable yes, but ALL HM movies are predictable.

The scenery of Paris, well what can I say, it's Paris and what was cool was in one shot there was Notre Dame in the background.

Good movie, worth seeing.

This second chance romance between Jack and Lindsey reunites real life couple Jerry O'Connell and Rebecca Romijn. Lindsey and Jack were college lovers who parted in Paris to meet at the Empire State Building like the classic films Love Affair and An Affair to remember.

Fast forward 20 years and Lindsey is a divorcé with a college age daughter of her own and is off to Paris where she is being courted by a publishing big wig who wants to buy her magazine.

While running around Paris with her daughter, Lindsey runs into Jack at a bar in which he owns the establishment.

Rebecca is gorgeous and Jerry is his usual funny and charming self...it works in these sweet little Parisian romance.

I appreciate that parts were actually filmed in Paris! Jocelyn Hudon definitely seemed older than her character was supposed to be (which is pretty common in reality of the movie business but not always so obviously noticeable).

..another one in a very long line of typical Hallmark romance movies.. nothing more or less.. ..the real star of this film is Paris.. a city that everyone should at least visit once in their lifetime.. ..all the actors are pleasant enough, but there's little to stretch their abilities.. the script is way beyond perfunctory.. ..you know exactly what's going to happen before it happens. and there are absolutely no surprises.. ..is there a recommend in there somewhere.. sure.. watch it for Paris

Beautiful photography and on location filming in Paris make this Hallmark romance above average and quite charming. A divorced mother played by a still attractive Rebecca Romijn and her daughter - refreshingly not a brat, go to Paris. There they find romance. Jerry O'Connell is her ex boyfriend who owns a pretty hotel there. The theme is the love locks people put on bridges.

The cast is good and surprisingly a real life husband and wife can act in a romance without being irritating. The only fault is Bruce Davison who isn't a convincing French artist.

There are some Hallmark movies that are too perky and cute or the cast is a bit second rate. This isn't one of them. Worth a watch.