Feeling Butterflies

C'mon, those aren't even close to Monarch caterpillars. 🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄🙄 Monarch caterpillars have white, yellow and black stripes. I know this a flaky love story, but you couldn't come up with some.

I enjoy Hallmark perhaps for the cheese it brings or the bad CGI,despite the technology of today.

Had to laugh she so casually would allow a kid to takeover a party while she walks away with dad,real responsible not like she had training prior.

The lead couple has good chemistry,which is because they are a couple in real life.

The actors & acting was decent enough,to help carry a rather average script.

Between the dad and friend it got ridiculous how they kept pushing a relationship,after all it was mentioned of her heartbreak.

Cinematography is always ok,but why does Hallmark feel music needs to overtake the dialog.. Whoever does the mixing,needs to balance it better.

Even though so much was fake,it was still nice seeing the butterflies.

Is the a movie to watch,again? Unfortunately no.

I am so disappointed because I love Kayla and Kevin and think they are both great actors. I can't believe I am evening saying this but I didn't feel like there is chemistry between them, which is odd, considering they are a real life couple. I have seen them in other things with more chemistry than this portrayed. So I blame the story. I thought it was a cute concept but then it didn't go anywhere for me, there was so depth, the character development was lacking all the way around. And I felt yucky watching him be emotionally unavailable and leading her on and her pining after him. I thought we were done with those story lines, Hallmark. I definitely want to see them in more movies together and hopefully better stories!

Clearly the production team has someone posting fake reviews on this one.

The movie itself overdoes it on the Hallmark sound effects -- every line is accompanied with some annoying music to tell you how to feel. The characters are awkward. The main rival is a mustache-twirler, the lead's best friend can't help but smile during every line, and the lead's father is overly invested in marrying off his daughter. And butterflies -- not sure where they came up with that idea, but it makes the whole thing feel silly.

But if you're dying to watch another woman fall in love with a rich good looking guy who just happens to be available and never has to work a day of his life so he can instead spend all of his time focused on the lead woman then this will do the trick.

Too much CGI. Too much juvenile competing between the supposedly grown women running butterfly businesses. Emily's father and best guy friend are too invested in her finding a husband. Garrett's father wants him to find a wife. The ex-girlfriend is too intent on her vision of reuniting and living the life she wants. The leads are too busy letting past lives keep them from moving forward, or being just too cute for words. The information about butterflies was the best part of the movie.