KayKayMay

Lottie's Girl is a heartwarming gem that beautifully balances humor, emotion, and charm. Sawyer was easy to fall for, you can tell he has a big fat heart. And I really enjoyed his character arc along with his deadpan delivery of comedic lines that added so much levity to the story. Matt and Zoe's banter is nothing short of magical, with timing and chemistry that brought the theater to tears from both laughter and heartfelt moments. Jerry absolutely stole the show with a performance that was both hilarious and full of heart, without ever taking away from the other powerful actors. I also especially liked the young versions of Roy and Lottie, their scenes brought me to tears with their genuine emotion. The comedic timing throughout the cast is spot on, and the overall sweetness of the film stays with you. It felt so real, as if I was watching a beautiful story unfold on my neighbor's deck, intimate, honest, and full of life. It is a feel good treasure that is both laugh out loud funny and deeply moving, and I would happily recommend it to anyone who enjoys stories full of warmth, connection, and joy.

King Tara is a charming low-budget fantasy that wins you over with heart, originality, and a refreshing sense of sincerity. Tara is a strong yet relatable lead, balancing courage with vulnerability in a way that feels real and grounded. The actors play off each other wonderfully, bringing warmth and believable chemistry to every scene. Though the production is simple, it only adds to the film's down-to-earth appeal. I'd absolutely recommend it to anyone who loves heartfelt stories, adventure, and a touch of romance. It's a true indie gem that proves great storytelling doesn't need a big budget.