Olive Juice

It sucks, period. It's worse than a soap opera, and its even cheesier how they put those 2 boy band guys in there when its a little cameo. I would spend more time on this but I don't think this movie even deserve a big review, good or bad. It should just disappear.

I have been waiting for several months for the release of Olive Juice, and now I can say it was well worth the wait. In her first feature film as a starring role, Leighanne (Wallace) Littrell is captivating, charming, and irresistible as Michelle Malloy. James Berlau exudes boyish charm and manly intellect as Keeler, doggy bakery owner. The supporting cast is quirky and amusing, and add to the movie's "real life" appeal. I enjoyed the cameo made by Leighanne's husband, Brian Littrell, and thought it was great that the producers had humor enough to spoof themselves and the actors. The story line itself was a refreshing escape from all of the depressing events of the past weeks. The only thing I would have liked to see would have been Keeler and Michelle passing Matt on the highway on their way to start their life together. I would highly recommend this movie to anyone in need of a laugh, a good cry, and a feel good love story.

I thought that this movie was great I am a fan of Leighanne's I've seen all of her movies. I think that this is one of her better roles. I am also glad that she had a bigger role in this movie than her other movies. And I think that Brian and A.J. did a good job as well. I liked this movie so much I bought it!

I thought this was a really nice movie. It deserves more credit than people give it, its really sweet and entertaining if you like love stories. Leighanne Littrell is a great actress, its a shame she isnt noticed as much as she should be, shes better than half the actresses out there today.

Although I am a great lover of all films romance, Olive Juice tested my patience a little bit. The sound quality and picture quality were not great (a little bit too grainy). The actors, a mostly unknown cast obviously didn't have anything to live up to, and I'm glad, because they didn't live up to any expectations at all! Leighanne Littrell was relying on her looks to get the movie going, as she showed no charisma on screen. The plot was thin at best, at worst, totally non existent. I think everyone should see it, so that I can be proved wrong, but it's definitely not the film for me!