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Coup de foudre sous les tropiques

Original title: A Summer to Remember
  • TV Movie
  • 2018
  • TV-G
  • 1h 22m
IMDb RATING
6.4/10
1.5K
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Catherine Bell and Cameron Mathison in Coup de foudre sous les tropiques (2018)
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ER doc Jessica loves her job, but not the hours. Meeting Trevor in Fiji, Jessica also strikes up a friendship with Will, co-owner of their resort. As Jessica notices how Trevor is a workahol... Read allER doc Jessica loves her job, but not the hours. Meeting Trevor in Fiji, Jessica also strikes up a friendship with Will, co-owner of their resort. As Jessica notices how Trevor is a workaholic, she also sees that Will offers tranquility.ER doc Jessica loves her job, but not the hours. Meeting Trevor in Fiji, Jessica also strikes up a friendship with Will, co-owner of their resort. As Jessica notices how Trevor is a workaholic, she also sees that Will offers tranquility.

  • Director
    • Martin Wood
  • Writers
    • Sheryl J. Anderson
    • Erinne Dobson
  • Stars
    • Catherine Bell
    • Cameron Mathison
    • Samantha MacGillivray
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  • IMDb RATING
    6.4/10
    1.5K
    YOUR RATING
    • Director
      • Martin Wood
    • Writers
      • Sheryl J. Anderson
      • Erinne Dobson
    • Stars
      • Catherine Bell
      • Cameron Mathison
      • Samantha MacGillivray
    • 24User reviews
    • 3Critic reviews
  • See production info at IMDbPro
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    Catherine Bell
    Catherine Bell
    • Jessica
    Cameron Mathison
    Cameron Mathison
    • Will
    Samantha MacGillivray
    • Ava
    Paul O'Brien
    Paul O'Brien
    • Trevor
    Kirk Torrance
    Kirk Torrance
    • Danny
    Karen Pang
    Karen Pang
    • Lani
    Sarah Torrence
    Sarah Torrence
    • Meli
    • (as Sarah Thamin)
    Simone Annan
    Simone Annan
    • Karen
    Jon Prasida
    Jon Prasida
    • Peter
    Matt Young
    Matt Young
    • Dr. Bailey
    Heidi Spry
    • Nurse
    Erina Shirai
    • Josaia
    • Director
      • Martin Wood
    • Writers
      • Sheryl J. Anderson
      • Erinne Dobson
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    8garysteinweg

    Simple Story, Great Cast, No Angst

    Most of these kinds of stories follow the formula of boy meets girl, boy (or girl) shows interest, apparent rival shows up, misunderstanding leads to conflict, all seems lost, love prevails last minute, great sunset (metaphorically), the end. What I liked about this presentation was the minimal angst and conflict. I'm tired of "death-spiral" plots that pull up at the last minute. Perhaps my tastes are more simplistic than they used to be, probably my age accounts for this. The part played by Cameron Mathison is the same way he played his part in a movie with Mira Sorvino a couple years earlier, "A Christmas to Remember." I liked that movie also. They're both "A Hallmark Moment."
    8jtthalken

    A Summer to Remember

    I loved it. I was glad to see a Mature relationship that involved Understanding and not mis-understanding. I wish that it had included the location so I could go there.
    6idylchatter

    Was it really a summer?

    Liked Catherine Bells' performance and that of a winning cast. Impossible to not love the idyllic setting. One thing that grated is the title. Weren't they only there a vacation of 1 - 2 weeks? Good to see diversity and depiction of strong, credible single family units.
    7omijer

    predictable story in a beautiful setting

    A Summer to Remember strives to being something new and appealing to the Hallmark audience, but in this viewers opinion, it misses the mark . To its credit, the leading actors are mature and attractive, and present the story of how two people with an emotionally complicated past can find hope and happiness once again. The distraction from this worthy plot, however, is that the leading roles are played by two very attractive, yet poorly matched actors. Cameron Matheson certainly comes across as n appealing and attractive man..mature in years but with a remarkably toned and 'buff' body. Strangely, his high-pitched voice detracts from the seriousness of his role.. His smile is so pervasive, there seems no time for a serious moment between the two stars. Catherine Bell is a lovely actress..physically she is in incredible form. However, what plastic surgery she submitted to in the past has left her face with a seriously limited range of emotional expressions. Her mouth is permanently turned up at the corners, making it impossible for her to look serious. She seems always smiling, no matter what the emotions of the moment might be, rendering her unable to convey some of the sadder, intense moments of the story. She cannot express concern in her role as a doctor, a single mother, a woman of new conflicts about romance and her future. The best acting in the cast is done by her daughter, the teenager who finds herself much more accepted and successful in the setting of the island vacation resort. Her acting stands out among the others in the cast ..and shows some real potential for future roles. One little quirk that Hallmark directors ought to be looking at..that has become almost a Hallmark trait in every romantic movie..is the moment when the two stars are about to have their first kiss..and bingo!! there is always an interruption from some outside source..an unexpected returning old lover, an emergency phone call from home, something that stops the kiss just an inch from happening. Hallmark views almost laugh at this predictable moment in every single movie..Maybe the producers and directors could surprise us with an other way of letting this moment happen..Let the lovers kiss!

    In all.this is a beautifully filmed movie , in a gorgeous setting, but with very limited emotional range for the 2 leads,and with almost no believable chemistry between them whatsoever.
    8Jackbv123

    Quietly enjoyable

    Movies like this usually come down to the performances of the lead stars and also on the chemistry.

    Catherine Bell is quietly good and her chemistry with Cameron Mathison works, but also with her screen daughter Samantha MacGillivray. This is a mother and daughter that has a little bit of that teenage tension, but there is obviously deep love between them.

    The story revolves around Will and Jessica being thrown together often with a bit of backstory based on ex-spouses.

    The setting is beautiful. Who can argue with Fiji, which is listed as the location.

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    • Trivia
      Cameron Mathison and Catherine Bell were in an episode of JAG (1995) together in 2003, Empty Quiver (2003).
    • Goofs
      Trevor, the Australian Doctor, refers to "Horseback riding" Australians and New Zealanders never need to specify whereabouts you ride a horse. As people don't tend to 'Horseneck" or 'Horsebutt' ride, we just refer to riding a horse as 'Horse riding'. (No need to get uppity, Aussie, it's just terminology)

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    • Release date
      • August 4, 2018 (United States)
    • Country of origin
      • United States
    • Official sites
      • Hallmark Channel Press (United States)
      • Reel One Entertainment (United States)
    • Languages
      • English
      • Fijian
    • Also known as
      • A Summer to Remember
    • Filming locations
      • Fiji
    • Production companies
      • Cartel Pictures
      • Free Reign
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    • Runtime
      1 hour 22 minutes
    • Color
      • Color
    • Sound mix
      • Stereo
    • Aspect ratio
      • 16:9 HD

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