The movie is very cliche and predictable, and the characters are very unbelievable.
Sophie is a amazing woman who is great at her work but can also bake, paint, do yoga, is great with kids, and a ton more.
Spencer is, well not really much, his most defining traits are the fact that he is a widowed father(who's kid it strangely focused on making the two fall in love, not that she really has to do much because they pretty much almost kiss each other before the movie is even at its halfway point) and that he is very protective of his daughter. The problem with this is that he only is protective like this about four times in the entire movie, most of the times at illogical moments, and goes from 0 to 100 and right back to 0.
If you like a simple feel good movie then I guess you could like this. But I find the characters poorly written, the acting very bad and the story a predictable cliche.
Sophie is a amazing woman who is great at her work but can also bake, paint, do yoga, is great with kids, and a ton more.
Spencer is, well not really much, his most defining traits are the fact that he is a widowed father(who's kid it strangely focused on making the two fall in love, not that she really has to do much because they pretty much almost kiss each other before the movie is even at its halfway point) and that he is very protective of his daughter. The problem with this is that he only is protective like this about four times in the entire movie, most of the times at illogical moments, and goes from 0 to 100 and right back to 0.
If you like a simple feel good movie then I guess you could like this. But I find the characters poorly written, the acting very bad and the story a predictable cliche.