Love Accidentally

This is a very similar style movie as the shop around the corner, the good old summertime, and you've got mail. ( please eat those instead). But the thing that drove me the most crazy was not the lack of chemistry or their constant signing at EVERYTHING, but the constant voice texting....why, why is the movie voice texts ALL THE TIME like text, and have them narrate the text, not constantly just sending one line text via voice text. It was hard to watch this movie.

Not likely to win any major awards but the story was sweet and the leads had genuine chemistry. We have seen this story before but it was well done and worth the time to watch.

This is a light hate to love romantic comedy in which two antagonistic coworkers in an advertising firm start opening up to one another anonymously via text after respective dumpings.

When Alexa gets dumped over lunch, she accidentally drops her work phone in a bucket of water. She gets a replacement when she returns to work, but hadn't backed up her phone to the cloud. So that night when she needs a friend...she texts her best friend, or so she thinks. She ends up flipping the last two numbers and unbeknownst to her ends up getting her arch nemesis at work Jason. She and Jason are competing for the same account at work and with it the same promotion. As it turns out Jason is also dumped on the same day and the two agree to text anonymously...striking up a friendship.

Not the worst Rom-Com, but not the best. Think something like a Hallmark film with a slightly better set. I think romantics will enjoy the film if they manage their expectations.

Liked the tone of this show which avoids some silliness and superficiality of recent rom coms.

Office rivals in ad ad agency connect anonymously through text messages. Both had been dumped recently. In a world of online and phone scams, this is unlikely but still plays out quite enjoyably if predictably. Still want to see how things work out.

Aaron O'Connell plays the ad agency executive.

Brenda Song is quite attractive in an intelligent way and watchable. They are an acceptable pair on screen. Denise Richards plays the boss. Still recognizable. A blast from the past Maxwell caufield plays the client.

Fairly enjoyable watch.

This was not a good movie, not a good chick flick either. But, it is bearable for those who enjoy this type of low budget, bad acting, romance movie. Simple premise and very predictable. Very mid.