I should probably confess that I haven't liked anything Rachael Leigh Cook has done since she destroyed that kitchen in the "This is your brain on drugs" commercial (very hot!).
That hasn't changed after watching this (I like her friend better), but Travis van Winkle makes up for it. He was excellent in this film. He has a comic timing I didn't know was in him.
The plot is pretty thin, author creates a phony character and passes him off as real, then spends the rest of the movie trying to figure out how to fix it.
Does Hallmark have a magical ending? We all know the answer to that.
Supporting cast is good. Familiar faces all. The secondary romance is sweet, and at times a welcome break from the tedium of the main one.
All in all, not awful.
That hasn't changed after watching this (I like her friend better), but Travis van Winkle makes up for it. He was excellent in this film. He has a comic timing I didn't know was in him.
The plot is pretty thin, author creates a phony character and passes him off as real, then spends the rest of the movie trying to figure out how to fix it.
Does Hallmark have a magical ending? We all know the answer to that.
Supporting cast is good. Familiar faces all. The secondary romance is sweet, and at times a welcome break from the tedium of the main one.
All in all, not awful.