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This Hallmark movie is definitely better than most of the fair in this genre. The two main characters are adorable and definitely have great chemistry.

I'm sure you've heard every review there is but you're looking now at a young lady that grew up in a very abusive home and my only escape was watching Hallmark as I got older even to be able to see the perfect lives almost that you create of course we know that's not real life but it was certainly refreshing to see something positive in the form of African-Americans because we do have the same feelings as everyone else we still love we still are conscientious we have character we have dignity we weren't we work hard and we love our families and mostly we love God so thank you for this movie brings back the romance and lets people know that there are still plenty of people like I like this out there of every ethnicity that believes in God morals okay well family and above all in romance and love thank you.

The good point - you feel it be more than a Hallmark film. For dialogues, chemistry between lead characters, for a story who do not dreams to convince but remind small , basic, great details defining life. And the beginning, yes, it is just inspired for reflect dreams, facts, wise decision. No doubts, the ingredient who real seduce me was the work of. Sheryl Lee Ralph. So, little more than you expect from a Hallmark film.

Looking over other people's reviews it appears this movie was either a total hit or total miss - not many middle-of-the-road folks. While I won't say it's the best Hallmark movie I've ever seen (and I've seen pretty much all of them), I definitely agree more with those who really liked this one. For one thing, it's very refreshing to have new people playing the leads - I may like Danica and Lacey, Lori and Alisha, seeing them in SO many HM movies is making it harder to really buy their characters and get into the story. And I found both Graham and Sampson to be funny, believable, charmingly awkward but not to the point where I'm cringing, and likable. The storyline was at least somewhat different from the usual as well, so even if you know what the ending will be, you aren't exactly sure how they'll bring it about. I liked the supporting cast as well, and appreciated her relationship with her mom. The only part I found really unbelievable was Lauren's assistant - Paige I think? She didn't seem knowledgable or confident enough to be anywhere near ready to take over for Lauren. Overall, an enjoyable movie that I'd recommend.

I'm thankful that Hallmark is starting to add diversity to their programming. I've never seen either actors in anything before, but I really like Kat. The male lead, Kendrick, seemed like he couldn't stop smiling or laughing during the whole movie. It was hard to take him serious. Hopefully, he was just having a good time filming the movie. The beginning was a little rough but the ending wasn't bad at all! The storyline was a bit better than most Hallmark movies. I loved the Seattle scenery. I probably wouldn't watch this movie again on purpose, but if I happen to catch it on while flipping through the channels, I'd leave it on :)