This movie starts out with so many of the usual plot lines. It's almost disgusting. Lady Exec, Laura, up for promotion, sent to close a deal in her childhood home with a childhood friend. Before she leaves, she has a dinner with her totally self-absorbed fiancé who doesn't seem to have time for her needs. That's the first 10 minutes. And through the movie, just like so many other movies, the boss breathes down her neck constantly. But Laura's approach to the task is a little more interesting than the setup. Even so it boils down to being an excuse for the usual trope of throwing the two together to rekindle their friendship and more. And Chip's reluctance doesn't make that much sense. Sometimes playing to these usual tropes is clumsy. Craig Horner puts on a poor performance as Owen but the way the character is written is over-the-top.
Saskia Hampele and Liam McIntyre don't really have chemistry. McIntyre's banter comes off too flippant and Hampele doesn't really banter.
What is Gem's job. Planning the Billionaire's retirement party? Middle-management? Seems like she spends a lot of time waiting tables, making decorations, and sorting tableware.
