Two things to start with:
1. Does anyone else think that "Aaaahmalie" is a very pretentious way of saying the heroine's name? It doesn't sound right. It's very annoying.
2. This is a very poor attempt to copy "Runaway Bride", with a robot dog coming out of nowhere.
There are too many inconsistencies to list them all. Some of them were mentioned by other reviewers.
How come she can't recognise "her best friend's" handwriting?! How come she doesn't know that "her best friend" was widowed?! How come she doesn't remember the last Christmas with the same "best friend" since it seems to have been special to him?
The film was artificial, exaggerated, not at all romantic and unrealistic on all fronts. Yes, there are people who settle for anybody who is available, just because they like the idea of being in a couple, in a marriage, etc. If that's the idea, the film needs a good script and good actors not an "XMas checklist" and bad overacting, with random physical comedy thrown in.
I couldn't wait for it to end.
2. This is a very poor attempt to copy "Runaway Bride", with a robot dog coming out of nowhere.
There are too many inconsistencies to list them all. Some of them were mentioned by other reviewers.
How come she can't recognise "her best friend's" handwriting?! How come she doesn't know that "her best friend" was widowed?! How come she doesn't remember the last Christmas with the same "best friend" since it seems to have been special to him?
The film was artificial, exaggerated, not at all romantic and unrealistic on all fronts. Yes, there are people who settle for anybody who is available, just because they like the idea of being in a couple, in a marriage, etc. If that's the idea, the film needs a good script and good actors not an "XMas checklist" and bad overacting, with random physical comedy thrown in.
I couldn't wait for it to end.