Opération romance

Fun plot, relationships are respectful of each other, great gifting idea for anyone. No fowl language or embarrassing sexual scenes. Rated 16+ Actors are actually in real life relationships. Filming during Covid Pandemic.

Can't remember the last time I saw a movie this bad, but I'll try to be charitable.

I thought the cast did the best job they could with the awful script they were given. Whoever did the score seemed like they were trying to sabotage what little atmosphere each of the scenes had. Got a few laughs, although not for the right reasons.

On the plus side, I guess the camera person had steady hands?

First of all, the garden story was already done in True Love Blooms. Secondly, the leading lady was annoyingly determined to hate this guy, even though he was very nice to her. And, thirdly, the other couple's problem just goes to show that you two need to be on the same page about your future, long before you get engaged.

This was a hard movie to get through. Stupid plot. Bad acting. Typical UpTV movie. Not good. Not engaging. Bad chemistry. Stupid plot. Not enjoyable. Plus ... not a Grayston Holt fan.

Why would a person, in support of a community garden, think that the benefits to the community come close to being more important than affordable housing. Shelter vs. The benefits of mental well-being of working the soil. A nonstarter for me. Next, an engaged couple so divergent on family & location vs job opportunities should not have left this insurmountable divergence till 2 days before the wedding to disengage. Or are they simply stupid? If being with friends & family/location is more important than being with an ambitious partner, than a few dates should point out the incompatibility of the relationship. Again, stupid?? The bridesmaid & groomsman did not concentrate on the issues separating the couple, but on rekindling the couple's spark. Not smart!! Concentrate on the dealbreakers early and new relationships can be nipped in the bud.