Love at Look Lodge

I was excited to see that we actually got an interracial romance; it seems while media portrays more people of color, couples tend to still be monochromatic. And there's a younger actress (not mother or grandma) with hips, even if she isn't the main character. those were the best parts of the movie. the two leads work together fine but the romance wasn't there; would've been better if they'd left that part out. the male lead is a self-centered dope and the female's sister is a total witch. nothing felt terribly cohesive.

Noah was completely miscast. And the writing was disappointing. There was absolutely no reason for Lilly to have feelings for Noah. For Hallmark's first foray into interracial relationships of main characters, I expected much more.

Not going to slam this because I did enjoy it even though one of the charters in it was unlikable. James Welch Henderson, Arkansas 12/28/2020

The script is more than a little obvious, and many of the scenes are forced, but the female lead (Clark Backo) is good, albeit underused, and has a solid Hallmark vibe. She even manages to tolerate the utterly miscast and annoying male lead. That's an achievement.

Characters are hard to like and be hopeful for. Not a believable love story.