Marcus Rosner is always cute. Very handsome.
Scott Yamamura is a good actor.
There's absolutely no transition from the bickering and disagreeing between them to the flirting. Like, what the heck happened? They can't just suddenly become different characters. There has to be some sort of getting there. Did not enjoy their story.
They have a paint fight AND a snowball fight? That's too much. Whoever wrote this should have been a little more creative with the flirting.
Ashley Newbrough does a good job portraying grief at the Christmas tree when she writes Mom on the ornament.
The main actors' attempt at chemistry is over the top and obnoxious. It would have been better if they were a little bit more natural about it
The father's advice conversation was kind of weird and all over the place. Wasn't into it. It could have easily been better written.
The scene in the back of the truck with three pillows was too over the top. Looks like he's about to freaking propose to her. But he just happened to whip that together for a business dinner? Get out of here.
Some hallmark movies have gotten better about having drama and misunderstandings that are a bit more believable. This one is one of the ones that still struggles to have a fight between the characters that is believable. She told him it was a innocent thing she did and he gets all bent out of shape. It's just too much. The fights need to be a bit more believable.
I love how this sister is folding laundry in a scene. That is just so real and relatable. Often these houses are just so spic and span and look like they're not lived in. So that was a nice small touch.
Overall, meh.
Scott Yamamura is a good actor.
There's absolutely no transition from the bickering and disagreeing between them to the flirting. Like, what the heck happened? They can't just suddenly become different characters. There has to be some sort of getting there. Did not enjoy their story.
They have a paint fight AND a snowball fight? That's too much. Whoever wrote this should have been a little more creative with the flirting.
Ashley Newbrough does a good job portraying grief at the Christmas tree when she writes Mom on the ornament.
The main actors' attempt at chemistry is over the top and obnoxious. It would have been better if they were a little bit more natural about it
The father's advice conversation was kind of weird and all over the place. Wasn't into it. It could have easily been better written.
The scene in the back of the truck with three pillows was too over the top. Looks like he's about to freaking propose to her. But he just happened to whip that together for a business dinner? Get out of here.
Some hallmark movies have gotten better about having drama and misunderstandings that are a bit more believable. This one is one of the ones that still struggles to have a fight between the characters that is believable. She told him it was a innocent thing she did and he gets all bent out of shape. It's just too much. The fights need to be a bit more believable.
I love how this sister is folding laundry in a scene. That is just so real and relatable. Often these houses are just so spic and span and look like they're not lived in. So that was a nice small touch.
Overall, meh.