Trouver l'amour à Valentine

A straightforward, sweet & predictable romance movie. Nothing to be excited over, just decent. Watching. It's appropriate for watching as a family, with your date or on your own. Great scenery and if you like country scenery with horses, then this is a good choice. Nothing complicated here, just good to watch to relax and take away some stress. Acting is ok, nothing to shout about. Chemistry between main leads is alright, nothing to set your heart flipping. Halfway through the movie, I felt I had watched it before - well, that just told me it wasn't memorable first time round but ok enough for me to re-watch on a lazy afternoon.

Seems like I just watched almost the same story a couple weeks ago. So much is predictable.

Some of it is a bit cheesy. Somehow parts of it felt clumsy. Kennedy's speech to Derek near the end was poorly done - overplayed.

Even so, most of it is a sweet story with a bit of intrigue and danger thrown in.

I haven't seen Michaela McManus before, but I liked her. I didn't see much chemistry with Diogo Morgado. He was too reserved and their screen time was diluted with so many other things going on. A lot of the movie is about Kennedy finding out about the ranch and her history.

It was a nice movie. I was highly disappointed that this was not filmed in Nebraska. The real town of Valentine is so charming. Sadly, it was filmed in Ohio.

I don't understand the poor ratings this movie receives. It's a very well written movie. It speaks to the silly issues that tear families apart. I know too many families that have been ripped apart by prideful silliness. I guess it seems so absurd it happens to your family.

The acting is good with an interesting cast. I enjoyed this movie and it holds up over time. I would recommend this movie to anyone looking for a simple movie with an engaging plot.

I like that the lead actress was unknown to me. It makes it easier to believe her in the part. In too many movies I've seen the actor in so many movies that all I see is an actor playing a part. The movie is much more engaging when you can believe the actor in her part.

While I was originally trying to watch Cyber Seduction, it turns loved does finds me in Valentine!

What an exciting film full of twists and turns. You really won't believe the Italians.

Also, Chicago seems terrible.

The acting was stoic...and calm.

My 21 and 4 year old daughters love Ed Asner, so seeing his still body was a real treat, especially when you mix dandelions into the mix. I love a good movie that centers around a festival.

Thank you for your time and best wishes, The Podcast

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