Wedding Bells

Watching her try on dresses in a movie bored me as much as if I was actually there. They really stretched out this limited plot line. Too many similar scenes with not a lot of movement forward. I felt they could have done the second act in 5 minute montage. Not the best Hallmark, but not the worst.

Another sequel that isn't quite as charming as the original, but the lead actors make it what fun overall. These two actors have so much history that they can't miss connecting.

The story is mostly plain and unexciting. The supporting cast is fine.

7.4 stars.

They are looking for a place to have the wedding, things get pushed back, things seem to be going wrong left and right. We all know how this is going to end so let go of the stress, alleviate the strain and sit back and enjoy the film. It's a good homey story about two love birds who have great chemistry. She is a really great and lovable actress and he is that guy that is in so many Hallmark films because he is so charismatic and quirky. I don't think he's the best looking man, but there's something about his presence. Don't miss this if you saw the first one. There is nothing super-crazy dramatic about it, just two people getting to that wonderful day they both look forward to but with some hitches. Happy film.

A nice perspective about love and career, about pressures around the wedding moment, about fears inspired by past events and about choices. Not great, but having as basic tool to seduce the honorable work of Pascale Hutton and Kavan Smith and fair explore of ordinary reserves, expectations and dream solutions.

Molly and Nick are getting married (yay!) but things get complicated as they plan the wedding because they both have their professionals careers to think about. Their relationship may be strong but when facing all this stress they start thinking if they made the right choice.

I loved this movie, okay? I may be biased by Pascale and Kavan and how much chemistry they have and how much they made me laugh. I would honestly watch these two banter about anything for an hour and a half.

There were a few things that bothered me (like dress available) minor things that are so typical Hallmark, that I honestly don't get annoyed anymore. What I did like was that there was no moment in which they hesistated about how they felt about each other, it was just life in their way. It was a good sequel, maybe not the SEQUEL but so worth it.

Now, I don't know about a third one for this. This was a nice closure. I will take it, of course, as along as the story makes sense, but a Christmas movie sounds fun, right?