L'amour dans le pré

Did I buy the lead character as a surgeon? No. Why was the kid always tired?

If you can put these elements aside you'll find a fun Hallmark film. The story holds up, the leads have chemistry - those are two big boxes ticked off that make or break this type of film.

It's very much built in the Hallmark formula, but there are enough lovely moments here to make this a pleasant way to spend an afternoon's viewing.

Goof

Will and Luna sit together on a truck to see the harvest moon, which is a full moon.

At least 4 days later they are dancing on the harvest festival where they again see a full moon.

This is not possible since a full moon is only shown for 1 day each 28 days, and the moon changes state every 7 days.

The actors left so many awkward moments of silence that it made me feel uncomfortable. The main characters were very cold to each other. However, I did like the interaction between Will Nash (Ryan Paevey) and Andy. I liked Ryan Paevey in Unleashing Mr. Darcy. Jen Lilly on the other hand was disappointing. She never made eye-contact, had a fake smile on her face constantly, and never really made me feel like she was sincere. Overall, a strange movie. Can't put my finger on it but it was odd and awkward. Not a lot of love going on....

A Hallmark movie is supposed to be 'feel good.' I found this one was just that. Both leads played their parts well. I don't know what others are looking for with Hallmark. There are no explosions and car chases in these movies but they are in others that maybe they should be watching. I was skeptical because the character had a kid but the boy was very believable.

It's a Hallmark movie. Predictable plots, fine actors/actresses, and beautiful scenery. It's supposed to be a feel good movie and it definitely worked. I'm a recent widower and it's difficult for me to watch these bc my wife loved them. I'm going to admit that since she passed, the movies have become a guilty pleasure. So I guess this movie is more appealing bc of this.