Love in Tahiti

Love in Tahiti is one of the most real, beautiful and loving film in the most spectacular scenery view of the mountains and the ocean. The story is well directed and it's a joy to watch. The characters played their roles well and I really like the location of the film. It feels romantic and sailing is my favorite thing to learn and go to Tahiti one day. There is no rush in the film and I kinda love the slow pace and the way the movie is filmed. It feels so warm and cozy to watch maybe in a sailboat. The ending was just perfectly well shot. Tahiti or French Polynesia is my favorite island to travel to.

Loved this movie. Not usually into romance films, but this one works beautifully. It's heartfelt. The actors are very good and most importantly for these kinds of film there is amazing chemistry between both protagonist. That's half the film right there. The locations and cinematography will totally win you over. Oran Stainbrook is in another movie "Altered Perceptions" currently a contender for this years Oscars. I'm keeping my fingers crossed for both him and the film. Watching "Love in Tahiti" just reinforces what a leading man he is and the dexterity he's got w different story genres. The father also was very good. I would definitely recommend this film to couples or anyone seeking a heart warming romance adventure. Congrats to the filmmakers.

Story, Actors, Directing, Sound Track, Location all get an "A+". This is far from the usual action movies I go for, but I have found this to be a great movie to view in the evening when it's time to relax and wind down. The scenery is spectacular. I find the engine repair dialog to be a bit odd. Splicing a spark plug wire shouldn't be a thing unless you actually find one or more burned or broken. I suppose there are not many people in the target audience who would notice that omission though. This movie is on my personal favorites list with others that are thoroughly enjoyable to watch again and again.

7.9 stars.

This is a wonderfully serene and picturesque romance featuring two unfamiliar actors and a supporting cast of new faces, all of whom delivered performances that blended seamlessly together like a well-oiled machine. The ensemble created a familial dynamic that was genuinely heartfelt. The lead female character has a charmingly thick French accent, which, coupled with her clear enunciation, adds to her likability and attractiveness and makes her character come alive. I found myself drawn to her personality as she navigates her role as captain of her father's snorkeling excursions business in French Polynesia. The male lead, although more reserved and introspective, exudes a gentle and kind demeanor, though I wished his character had a bit more of an edge. The film revolves around their quest for treasures and trinkets in the exotic setting, with the beautiful blue ocean backdrop and the father's magnetic presence despite his disability from a previous stroke. The return of the younger sister from America with a surprise adds an intriguing twist to the storyline. The conclusion is satisfyingly uplifting, wrapping up a lovely romance that catches the essence of the ocean's allure with its enhanced visuals and sensory details. Overall, it's a film I'd gladly revisit for its charm, setting, and the adventurous atmosphere it evokes.

Love in Tahiti is a heartfelt and enchanting romantic escape that beautifully blends breathtaking scenery with an emotionally rich story. Set against the serene and vibrant backdrop of Tahiti, the film captures the essence of unexpected love, personal growth, and second chances. The chemistry between the leads feels genuine and tender, drawing viewers into their journey with sincerity and charm. Every scene is infused with warmth, making the film not just a visual delight but an emotional experience. It's a gentle reminder that love can find us when we least expect it-and in the most beautiful of places.