User Reviews

Listen, it's Hallmark or Lifetime or whatever. No one is expecting Hemingway or Shakespeare character development or an Oscar. But every movie has a protagonist. Ava is the main character, and if it were just a simple case of her being a control freak, which so many Rom Com women are, she would go to the resort, learn to loosen up, and get over her heartache. And then either choose carefree new guy, or go back to old guy who dumped her just before the altar but have made some personality changes on her own part.

But in no part of her getaway, did she see how seriously psycho crazy it was that she had bought her wedding dress already before the 2 were even seriously dating, and had her b/f's future career planned out for him, had booked the venue before they even sat down to talk about wedding details, and already booked their honeymoon, ...and already had a detailed list of their future kids, what the kids names would be without even talking to him. That's not just minor Hallmark control issues, that's serious psychosis. Major red flag. And dude had every right to run for the hills, and yet she was making him look like the bad guy 100% for calling off the wedding. She and Courtney Cox a la Friends should get together, they would be soulmates.

He should have been the protagonist, in a real world scenario, and he would have not tried to get her back, because no one would fly halfway across the globe to fight for someone that bat sh crazy. You don't marry that kind of psychotic. You date them maybe for a few weeks in a whirlwind steamy foreign romance. You don't go oh yeah she had our entire lives planned out before we even had a serious conversation together down to how many kids we would have, when we would have them and what their names would be, what my career moves would look like, and I can't imagine spending my life with anyone else.

Yeah Hallmark or whoever produced this, got this all wrong. This should have been the makings of some psycho thrasher horror flick where she murders the guy, a la Fatal Attraction. This kind of psychosis doesn't belong in a Rom Com. Ever.

A few minutes into the movie I thought the annoying Ava was going to realize how unreasonable and insane she is over the next two hours, but instead she just got more annoying and more insane, with no one calling her out. Was she the good guy in this story? All these men throwing themselves at her, but why? Half way through I am still unsure who the good guy of this movie is and who she was going to end up with. With half an hour left of the movie, maybe Brett is actually the main character and the good guy? I have no idea what is going on. There's barely any character development for anyone in this movie. Also the sister talks about her dead husband as if he is alive and right next to her which was weird. If I get to the end of this movie it will be because there is nothing else on tv.

The female lead (Ava) was manipulative and self-absorbed. The male lead (Brett) was dangerous because he repeatedly failed to call Ava on these genuinely horrible character traits, just to avoid rocking the boat. When they reunite at the end of the movie, she did not acknowledge her failures, and he continued to grovel to preserve the relationship. It was beyond frustrating to watch a movie where there was no character development. It's as if the writers could see bad conduct, but they had no idea how to move a character in the right direction.

Nothing about this movie made sense.

Nothing. From a controlling manipulative fiancé to a guy with no clue. I liked him because he ditched her but then he goes back to her. Seriously!

Tsn minutes in I was yelling at the guy, run ru away she is a psycho.

So disappointing. She owed him the apology, but the entire movie made him out to be the bad guy. Yes, he should have told her why by showing her the list she wrote of their future but that would have made for a short film. Even after he does give her the list, she still acts like she's innocence & walks away. The writers really got this all wrong, both sides should have been addressed.

Why would the character who works at the resort have any skin in the game? He knows 30 seconds in that the girl is all about her fiancée and besides, the guy lives at the resort! What did he think would happen? Also, the girl was super annoying and why were they fighting over her? Couldn't watch the whole thing.

One of the worst plots I've seen. Could have been good if there was even one acknowledgment that the bride was a lunatic and control freak, but her only admitted faults were being an avid planner and spreadsheet preparer.

Her partner had no say in any aspects of their relationship, and even at the dang ending she's forcing him to do something he doesn't want to do. Love of my life? Only if he's got Stockholm Syndrome.

I watched it only because I like Edward Ruttle. Only Bonnie and John made it worth watching to the end.

I had the misfortune to watch this movie today. The female lead is perhaps the most self centered person I've ever seen. She is also extremely annoying. How did the guy stick her for three years? Why would he propose to her? Why having escaped from a fate worse than death would he come crawling back to her, begging her for another chance.

Aside from being pretty she didn't have a single redeeming quality but countless men were throwing themselves at her.

Never, aside from a few mild comments from her sister, did anyone tell her what a complete jerk she was being.

I found the sister to be much more likable.

I love cheesy/goofy hallmark type of movies as they're usually lighthearted and mindless which is always refreshing after a busy/tough day. I've lost count how many I've watched so far.

But oh my God...

What's up with Ava??? She's probably the most annoying movie character I've ever seen in my life! Neurotic, overbearing and finicky, I felt smothered by her and I was only watching her on screen lol.

Can't believe how Brett jumped through hoops to be with her. Talking about masochism.

The Kyle guy was attractive and charming but redundant. What was the purpose of his character?

Her sister kept talking about her dead husband.

No chemistry between any of the actors.

The script sometimes didn't make sense and the pace was too fast at times.

All in all, I stopped watching about 55 minutes in as I couldn't believe the movie was getting worse and worse by the minute.

While I like the lead actress, the character was OTT and I wanted to smack her a few times. I hate it took a few sweet words and she took her ex back.

I agree with all of the other reviews. The main female character was extremely extremely annoying. Her controlling ways were the reason the fiancee broke up with her. Yet he is groveling to get her back. I totally wasted 2 hours of my life.. I had a sneaky suspicion this was written by a man. I was correct. I would hope no woman would ever write a female character like this without having her come too some self realization & improvement of her character flaws. She should have strongly accepted fault for the problems in the relationship. SERIOUSLY, pass on watching this.