A Man for Every Month

This is horrible. At 23 minutes, I'm done. I rarely bail on a movie. I have never heard of any of these people. Lead actress was bad. The supporting actress Justine Alpert was great and should seriously be considered for lead actress in HM movies. She was the only one up to this point with good acting skills. They could use some fresh faces. The lady as the "boss" was awful and I couldn't see past her lip injections. Sorry.

The critical reviews seem to forget this is a Hallmark movie. The cast was attractive and handled their parts well. Pleasant to watch. The plot is very basic bot the cast carries the show. And the dialogue is quite good for this type movie.

I LOVED how quirky and awkward Megan was throughout the story. It was refreshing to not have her all put together or pretend to be awkward like some hallmark movies try to portray. She was actually super awkard and I loved it. The guy playing Scott did an amazing job acting with his subtle looks of intrigue. They had good chemistry together but wish they had more dialogue. I also loved her roommate's story line and how she and Megan learned to be themselves and find love. Enjoyed it!

I honestly liked the movie, it's quirky, sweet and cute, the plot is interesting and the actors are pleasant and believeable. Yes, it's predictable and the idea is not thaaat original, but hello, it's a TV rom com we're watching, not an art-house masterpiece. The additional storylines were also entertaining. Was surprised to see so low rating and reviews, it is definitely not worse that any Hallmark ones. If you're just looking for a sweet romance movie to spend some time with - this one is a go.

Similar story lines have been done before but this would have been so much better with another female lead. It was hard to watch with Carlson Young in that role as she was not believable in the part. She appeared and sounded like a junior high school student, jail bait, which basically discredited the whole movie. Terribly miscast!