Before watching this movie, I saw a blurb from one of the reviews: "A gifted cast is assembled, and they chose to do very little with them." While that might be a bit harsh, I think there's some truth to it. From the opening scene, you pretty much know how the movie is going to unfold. While the payoff was good, everything in the middle was a mixed bag like I’ve never seen before. The movie seemed to skip genres from one scene to the next. One scene completely reminded me of screwball comedies like "Airplane!", and the next felt like an after-school special. Whether this was deliberate, it gave the film a rather schizophrenic feel that seemed unnecessary. The best example of this is the sappy music playing in many scenes, followed by comic relief in the next. Some of it really worked, but much of it didn't. It seems as though the director knew he had the undeniable cuteness of the two leads and could always fall back on that. I really do think there was a better movie in here if they had leaned more into one of the genres. If it were me, I would have leaned harder into the fantastic comic performances by Jennifer Tilley and Jane Adams. Ultimately, the movie felt more like a made-for-TV movie than an indie romcom. follow me at https://IHATEBadMovies.com or facebook IHATEBadMovies