Meet You in Scotland

If clueless, stupid people who lie and are complete cowardly frauds are your cup of tea (pardon the pun), then you're going to love this one!

The female protagonist is so horribly unpleasant, I had a hard time watching it. If for the fact that I hate to jump off during even a bad movie, I would've certainly taken the off-ramp on this turd. Despite numerous opportunities to "come clean," she only chooses to double down. Only a really morally bankrupt person does this. We see it on the news all the time.

The problem with "Hollywood," is that they've lost all moral direction, so this kind of thing is considered "charming" or quirky and we're supposed to ignore that a person is without merit and makes for a horrible experience...and also ignore the improbable situations she creates and are inflicted upon us.

Take my advice, give this a miss...you'll thank me!

The first 10 minutes showed promise....until the scene where she spills tomato soup on her top at home, receives a call from her co-worker friend that she she has to be at the airport in two hours and you see her at said airport wearing the same top, stain hidden by a short sweater. We're expected to believe she didn't have time, even just one minute to change her top for a clean one? Too ridiculous. Plus how many times can one person have stuff spilled on them in one day? First the coffee when someone slams a door on her, then the tomato soup? I found her acting okay and I liked the co-worker guy friend. But that was it. I however stopped watching after about 15 mins.

If u want to find something wrong with a movie there's going to be something wrong with all of them so don't watch any and u won't have any gripes or lighten up and enjoy life please. This is a romcom not a true story based on fact it's not historical it's not pretending to be a faith based movie trying to teach ethics and morals get a life u haters out there it's a romcom ok. I like the basic story I agree Jenn should not misrepresented herself but overall she's not a bad person she fell for her favorite poet and realized she needed to come clean I overlook minor issues and problems in movies and enjoy it if I want to waste 1.5 hrs of my time haters of romcom type movies should focus on more pressing issues in our society homelessness poverty inequality abuse neglect hate not running don't low budget romcoms.

Tough to have sympathy for a young woman who continues a lie for nearly the entire movie. She had numerous opportunities' to correct the misrepresentation, but continues with her unbelievable character. Some of the vistas of Scotland were nice to view, but otherwise the film was a total waste of time. Over and over, she continues this unbelievable charade with the inevitable outcome of discovery. From pretending to know that she could cook, to not having an idea what her latest novel is about, there were too many discrepancies to make this movie believable. I found it to be immensely uncomfortable to sit through.

All seems reasonable and nice intentioned. Except the story. First, because Scotland was used as location for so many Hallmark films than you expect something original or pretty new. It is not this case.

Second because the situations are, repeately, pure unrealistic, part forced.

Not less, because the use of cliches is real bad.

The actors are sabotated by poor story and the end is so fake than a beautiful love poetry can save nothing.

But, sure , Emma. Fischer and. Finlay Brain are nice and good intentioned, Barbara Horne and. Lewis Howden are fair options for supporting roles,Janis Ahern offers pretty portrait of literary diva and the. MacDuff residence sounds good.

But , the regret about absence of story remains.