I enjoyed this movie. It was nice to see a movie about two people falling in love without crude, sexually explicit jokes, or pre-marital sex. However, I do have a couple of complaints on two matters towards the end of the movie: Do the writers really think the audience would believe that such a fire that destroyed both family restaurants would spare the tree that Gina and Joe sat in as both restaurants burned to the ground? In reality, the tree would've caught fire and burned to the ground as well! Also, after both families return to see their restaurants burned to the ground, and relieved and rejoicing that Gina and Joe are alive and didn't perish in the fire, is the audience to really believe that these two young kids can just waltz in and tell their parents that they (Gina and Joe) have decided to merge both restaurants without any objections from the parents, who have been enemies for how many years? To just come in a take over? It's as if the writers executed a pretty decent script for most of the movie, then threw the ending together.
Other than that, a cute movie. The acting's decent, and the actors who played Gina and Joe looked really cute together.
Other than that, a cute movie. The acting's decent, and the actors who played Gina and Joe looked really cute together.