Le meilleur à venir

A pleasurable piece of escapism. Highly recommend. Filmed in my home state, showcasing the best of Texas.

I got this from Redbox, mostly because of the user reviews I saw both here and on Redbox.

It's much better than I expected it to be, even with the good reviews, keeping me entertained throughout. Awesome story line with great acting. Sadly I can tell it's going to be one of those underrated classics that nobody will see which is depressing in its own right because it deserves a huge marketing push to bring it to the publics attention, but poor timing and limited exposure means this gem is going to fall through the cracks. Sadly its likely to not even get a second chance on TV where you might come across it on some lazy afternoon when you're channel surfing and see one of the many scenes that could grab your attention and give the movie an opportunity to hold onto it until you realize that the end credits are rolling.

I beg you, give this movie a chance and watch it. Odds are you won't be disappointed.

Much better than I expected. A very well done Hallmark movie. Although, I feel the ending was a little rushed. I feel, if done correctly, could be a Netflix series.

The guy is hot and the woman is pretty. They are really likable and believable too. The process of them falling for each other is sweet. The back story of the aunt is good as well. It is an enjoyable film.

It feels like sipping a hot cup of coffee on a chilly winter evening, sitting on your porch on a swing wrapped up in blanket on a Friday. FYI, It's not a Christmas movie, albeit a bit cliché. But it's nice. I like Josh Duhamel and Leslie Bibb played her part quite nicely too.