Tuchergson Truly the worst movie I've ever seen in a theater

Beanbioca As Good As It Gets

Catangro After playing with our expectations, this turns out to be a very different sort of film.

Derry Herrera Not sure how, but this is easily one of the best movies all summer. Multiple levels of funny, never takes itself seriously, super colorful, and creative.

country-rain I just discovered this on Netflix!! I love it! A little sappy but nothing wrong with that right!!?? Love the religious tones and the overall full hearted feeling!!! Please make a second one!!!

jpalma-28738 Totally predictable, cheap, cheezy, this movie is probably the worst I ever watched. It's so bad that I don't think good acting would've fixed it.

writeguyr The story was recycled from other movie ideas and the scenes moved very slow. The continuous monotonous piano music from the film's sound track was irritating.The lead character Lauren Vandervoort as Donovan owner of a coffee shop, is struggling with lost love and a struggling business, She is a mesmerizing beauty. WOW! Is she ever gorgeous and cute. She looks a lot like a younger Charlize Theron. The camera really loves her or maybe so did the cameraman. She is definitely the woman that every guy would love to take home to meet the parents.Cory M. Grant (related to Cary Grant?) is the struggling writer who falls for Donovan. While watching this movie I could not help notice the striking resemblance Cory has with a young Rick Hudson. With Cory's hair combed back and clean shaven he could play Rock Hudson in a bio picture about the movie star Rock Hudson. ARE YOU READING THIS CASTING DIRECTORS?!! So the story not so interesting, but very interesting watching these two young actors that have a lot of potential for their future in film!

chanelleholder My level of interest was at its peak when I scrolled upon this movie on my Netflix account. I myself run a cafe and find the cafe setting has romantic qualities. But for me, an experienced barista, to see that within the first 5 minutes of the movie this "barista" in the movie has not only poured a watery and therefore flavour-less espresso shot but has also scorched her steamed milk too! And then has the audacity to exclaim words "it's heavenly" and "its what keeps us in business" after taking the first sip. You've literally insulted the effort put into a delicious, even a mediocre delicious hand made latte. Could the directors not have found an experienced barista to just make the latte within the few seconds of that scene. I've trained first time baristas and even their first latte was better quality. A good movie should hook the audience with its intro and this scene, (not even the bad acting), completely killed my interest.