Hotel Limbo

"Hotel Limbo" kicks off in Prague, the Czech Republic, where Diana Maxa (Lucie Vondrácková) just found out she inherited a hotel in Montreal, Canada, the Mont Tremblant hotel. Now Diana has to deal with her new inheritance, including the illegal refugees Jake, Jeff and Jan and the two run-away dogs, Zakki and Coco. The story gets more interesting when Diana falls in love with a local millionaire, Bradley, who lost his memory. For all the non-believers, this is a very good movie, well executed dialogues and very good acting from both Lucie Vondrácková (Diana Maxa) and Michael Barbuto (Bradley Bloomberg). It is a very refreshing movie with a good plot. Yes, predictable but very fun to watch. Help people who need help, care about rescue dogs and there is always sunshine after a rainy day. A very optimistic movie and I recommend everybody to give this movie a chance. Just go for it.

Like I legit have no words but apparently I have to write 600 characters. So here goes....

I watch Hallmark cheesy low budget movies all the time. Like 50 a year atleast. And if that's what I'm used to and still have zero clue what this is or was... that's saying a lot right?

It's just all over the place script wise. The acting isn't good. The characters aren't good. The storylines are just too hectic and all over the place. Like they tried to put every cliche storyline into one movie.

It only has 2 stars because some parts were a tad cute. The lake is pretty.

But seriously? Whoever greenlit this... call me. I'll write a script for you.

This started pretty well, and was original in many things. But must say that ending was pretty much predictable since that bike crash.

Target audience would be romantic types, dog and nice female leg lovers. Yeah, even that not so young nurse was in pretty short skirt.

Level of realism was not much big in many situations. But biggest complain is ending - they could work little more on it.

The acting was good 9 out of 10; writing 7 out of 10 as a bunch of it was funny /good but some aspects of the writing and directing were not logical, practical, or made realistic sense; the film & boom crew did well skill wise but the camera and sound equipment is clearly b quality. So glad that more Canadian films are being made and should be supported so the industry can grow in Canada and internationally. It was also nice to see more international actors films that are not only made in Canada but that say it is a Canadian film within the movie.

The fact that one inherit a hotel but still have to hide but did not know there is a true place is seriously but funny. This can be linked to how one could imagine something which another person in another world has imagined too. So, it is always as if it was planned. I love how the plot structure shows this. It is relatable.