This movie started out better than most Hallmark movies and I was really enjoying it...until the last half hour. Then such stupid things began to happen...like ***SPOILER ALERT***when Holly came in making all those ridiculous accusations, Nikki did absolutely nothing about it. Just sat there and accepted everything. And all of her friends just patted her on the back...and NO ONE STOOD UP FOR HER! Never said a word...who in their right mind would ever react that way???!! Oh, and yes, of course, the friend who was playing basketball with Paul the next day NEVER EVEN THOUGHT TO MENTION IT TO HIM! Nor did anyone else, apparently.
Of course the reason is...because it wouldn't be a Hallmark movie without it. Can't the writers ever think of situations that might actually turn out okay if the characters faced their problems instead of running away and/or making stupid unreal assumptions about each other? Both Paul and Nikki folded like puppets when faced with any kind of normal-life situation, and in real life I would run from either one of them as someone I'd want to spend any time with.
So in the end I went from feeling good about the movie to feeling like I'd wasted the last two hours of my life.
Of course the reason is...because it wouldn't be a Hallmark movie without it. Can't the writers ever think of situations that might actually turn out okay if the characters faced their problems instead of running away and/or making stupid unreal assumptions about each other? Both Paul and Nikki folded like puppets when faced with any kind of normal-life situation, and in real life I would run from either one of them as someone I'd want to spend any time with.
So in the end I went from feeling good about the movie to feeling like I'd wasted the last two hours of my life.