Luckless in Love

I am pretty critical of some recent romcom movies, especially Hallmark's cookie-cutter template scripts. These have about five or six different plots, five or six different ways the couple meets, five or six different reasons for dating, five or six reasons for the couple's almost-break-up, and five or six ways that the couple gets back together in the last 11 minutes of the movie. Hallmark seems to think that changing a couple of these options makes an entirely new and different movie script. But they are so predictable they are boring. But this movie was surprisingly refreshing. The acting was believable, the main characters were endearing, and I just really enjoyed this movie. It had its flaws, but in light of the competition's rom-com movies, this one rose higher in my ranking.