Right in Front of Me

Sauce

I started smiling and laughing within the first 15 minutes. I was not as familiar with Janel and have only seen Marco as a secondary character before. From the beginning of this movie their chemistry was obvious. It is the reason I kept watching to see them finally have their "Happily Ever After". This movie also allows the other actors honestly cheer each other on and not play their jealousy cards. The only thing that I didn't like was the clunky necklace "Carly" wore with the beautiful dress she designed. Otherwise, be ready to smile 😃

Favorite scene with Carly Mason (Janel Parrish) - Winning the Very Hot, Hot Hot Wings Challenge and a hat. I want chicken wings now! BTW #1, I'm glad that Carly loved to eat as much as I do! BTW #2, I love Brandi Alexander!

This is the 2nd Hallmark Movie that I couldn't enjoy because I was SOOOO distracted by the INSANE amount of flowers in each and EVERY shot! It is almost like we should have a drinking game linked to every time you spot a flower. (Of course you'd be passed out in the first 15 minutes!) Otherwise ~ Loved the actors, plot was a bit weak.

I'm afraid I can't agree with the people lavishing praise on this recent Hallmark film, because for me it's a three star effort at best. I thought it was painfully slow, with none of the leads having much spark, or indeed chemistry with each other. The story was a bit of a newer twist on the standard Hallmark plot formula than we've seen lately, but it didn't result in anything particularly noteworthy. The scene with Carly trying the Asian fusion food taster pretty much summed it all up - not well performed or written. I commend Hallmark for trying something a bit different, but this wasn't great overall. A shame.

I saw this film like a velvet ribbon . For the graceful exploration of this character by Marco Grazzini. For the dishes. For the romance. For the nice contribution of Janelle Parrish and for something easy to define as old fashion scents. But the main virtue is the feeling to be more than an ordinary Hallmark film. It is, in some kind, refinned and simple like, maybe, the rice cake. And nice like the little fork.

This film has a long, slow, awkward first half. The initial meeting of the two main characters was especially awkward. Perhaps the fact that they are stuck in one location for the majority of the film increased this aspect for me, because I know many Hallmark movies feature a "meet cute" moment that is sometimes pretty awkward. The movie improved in the last half, but overall this is a forgettable one from the Hallmark movie machine.

I thought this was one of the better Hallmark movies. Janel did act a little "silly" at first but that didn't last long and I liked both she and Marco a lot. All in all, I thoroughly enjoyed this movie!

This movie had an even more predictable plot than most of Hallmark's movies. The plot was boring, and plodded along until the end, without any interesting plot twists. The acting was fine, with exception of the lead roles. Marco Grazzini was believable as Nick, while Janel Parrish didn't do as well. Unlike so many other Hallmark movies, I won't be watching this one again.

I was so excited to watch this at it didn't disappoint!! The chemistry between Nick and Carly was amazing. I'm so glad they didn't have a fight scene like all the other hallmark movies. This is one to watch!!!