Someone to Love

Shows a very stereotypical idea of what black American life is supposed to consist of. Poorly written.

Sure, I liked this movie. The acting was good, the main characters attractive, and the main plot plausible enough to hold my interest. I'm a fan of Lynne Whitfield's work, so I was glad to see that she produced this project. But for me, the reason to watch was for the effective contribution of actor Greg Vaughan. He's simply delicious and one could almost eat him with a spoon. I only wish there was more romantic steamrolling between him and lovely leading lady, Garcelle Beauvais.

I absolutely hated the ending. It got real Hallmark and Lifetime on me. Before that it was okay...average at best.

I wouldn't watch it again. I try to support black films but this story was everywhere. Scenes were dragged and it took too long to get to the "root" of things

Natalie(Garcelle Beauvais)is a grown woman who wants to find lasting and true love. Although she has a satisfying job teaching young children, Natalie dreams of a happy home-life with a faithful, adoring husband. Unfortunately, her present husband, Leon, has other ideas. Natalie's home life is falling apart until handsome(Brian White) shows up and fathers Natalie's dreams of a happy, wholesome romantic life. Will Brain White sweep Natalie into a rose petal world of ideal love? Will Brian's aging, wealthy, hateful wife (Lynn Whitefield) give him a divorce? Within the confines of its romantic genre, "And Then There Was You" offers a surprising array of plot twists and turns. I enjoyed this movie immensely and you will too.