Tal Pai, Tal Filha

This was a really cute movie. I'm not a big fan of either lead actors and still enjoyed it!

Kelsey Grammer and Kristen Bell have good chemistry. The story is simple and meaningful, about connecting with people. Worth a watch.

Look, it won't win any awards, but it was a cute little movie. I don't like Seth Rogen in anything, but considering it's his wife's movie, his presence was to be expected. Someone/any one else could've played his character equally well, hopefully better. He wasn't a believable romantic interest. We'll never know. All the haters crapping on the cruise line...c'mon, really? It wouldn't matter what cruise line they were on, the same people would be fussing. I guess they'd prefer if the cruise line had no name. I enjoyed the dynamic between Kristen & Kelsey, they played their evolving characters well. It may have been predictable but still cute. Maybe really only a 6 because of Rogen, but I thought I'd give the ratings a little boost, just for effort.

Yes, yes, it's good publicity for Royal Caribbean, you know that within a few minutes. Best to move on and enjoy the great characters, nicely acted, playing out a story that's not always as predictable as it could be, against great scenery. Faint praise? Not really, this is firmly a genre piece, but the characters are more nuanced than usual, with Grammer's Harry especially interesting. We enjoyed it loads and found it rather touching.

Don't expect too much of this movie and you'll probably enjoy it. It's very predictably but still a sweet story. I especially liked that it's about the relationship between father and daughter and not another light weight romantic comedy.

I did think the supporting actors were a bit too stereotypical and the ending was slow but all in all an okay movie.