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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueMatt's passion transforms his bread from bland to brilliant. But when his bread loses its magic, the island locals turn to Annie - Matt's childhood friend and true love - for help.Matt's passion transforms his bread from bland to brilliant. But when his bread loses its magic, the island locals turn to Annie - Matt's childhood friend and true love - for help.Matt's passion transforms his bread from bland to brilliant. But when his bread loses its magic, the island locals turn to Annie - Matt's childhood friend and true love - for help.
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Brenda Crichlow
- Kathryn Dean
- (as Brenda M. Crichlow)
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Eloise Mumford was in my one of my worst reviewed movies of 2018 but it totally was not her fault. I like her, as well as her co-lead, Brant Daugherty. He's not a favorite of mine, but he gets the job done. The friends to lovers plot was good, and I didn't mind the magical bad bread-good bread-bad bread plot line. It was something a little different from Hallmark. I liked the setting and Brenda Crichlow always does a great job. I even thought the mayor was funny.
Here comes the shallow part.
What the heck was with Eloise's lank hair and harsh make up? Her hair was a dull mousy brown and looked like it was chopped off with an ax. And her make-up! What was she trying to convey there? Or hide? Did she get a rash? She is a natural beauty and probably needs only subtle highlights. It aged her at least 10 years. Her foundation seemed to crack at every laughline and crinkle. Terrible choice of lip color through much of the movie, and too much eye stuff. Make-up tip #1: Bold Lip or Dramatic eyes, but not both. And as usual, Hallmark actresses do red carpet level make-up for an ordinary workday at an ordinary modest job. Eloise's look was a bad choice and totally fixable. I would not comment otherwise.
P. S. Upon further investigation, I see her hair was probably due to her role as Trudy Cooper in The Right Stuff. So maybe I was a tad too harsh. About her hair.
Here comes the shallow part.
What the heck was with Eloise's lank hair and harsh make up? Her hair was a dull mousy brown and looked like it was chopped off with an ax. And her make-up! What was she trying to convey there? Or hide? Did she get a rash? She is a natural beauty and probably needs only subtle highlights. It aged her at least 10 years. Her foundation seemed to crack at every laughline and crinkle. Terrible choice of lip color through much of the movie, and too much eye stuff. Make-up tip #1: Bold Lip or Dramatic eyes, but not both. And as usual, Hallmark actresses do red carpet level make-up for an ordinary workday at an ordinary modest job. Eloise's look was a bad choice and totally fixable. I would not comment otherwise.
P. S. Upon further investigation, I see her hair was probably due to her role as Trudy Cooper in The Right Stuff. So maybe I was a tad too harsh. About her hair.
This movie follows the common premise of a man not realizing that his female best friend is or at least should be the love of his life. It does it, however, with a ridiculous story where Matt's bread becomes magically delicious when he's in love, but that is OK because it isn't meant to be taken seriously. I feel like the whole movie was tongue in cheek.
That only slightly lessened my dislike for Matt's narcissism. It certainly was all about Matt and Annie calls him on it briefly at one point. But up until that point, and when he inevitably repents, he is a total jerk.
It gets a little twisty toward the end and the last segment is total chaos but kind of cute and maybe a little funny.
Brant Daugherty and Eloise Mumford have that easy friendship vibe going but I wouldn't call it chemistry because after Matt meets the dancer, he treats Annie so badly.
Despite my contempt for Matt, the quirkiness of the movie appealed to me.
That only slightly lessened my dislike for Matt's narcissism. It certainly was all about Matt and Annie calls him on it briefly at one point. But up until that point, and when he inevitably repents, he is a total jerk.
It gets a little twisty toward the end and the last segment is total chaos but kind of cute and maybe a little funny.
Brant Daugherty and Eloise Mumford have that easy friendship vibe going but I wouldn't call it chemistry because after Matt meets the dancer, he treats Annie so badly.
Despite my contempt for Matt, the quirkiness of the movie appealed to me.
The leads in this movie were great. The chemistry was there. The acting was there. But the story was pretty bad. With better material this could have been a great movie.
This movie was fun and quirky mixed in with a little magic! I just love the HMM that have a little fantastical feel too them. The baking scenes were really nice. Lots of cute, funny lines that made me giggle. I would've given it a 10 but the ending few scenes felt a little awkward for me. Lol But ALWAYS love when there is no dead spouse, or old flame that didn't work out - so big plus for me! Worth a summer watch!
At least neither main character was a party planner or a corporate busy bee who buys out family owned shops. Everyone who is scoffing at the idea of magic bread needs to go watch Like Water For Chocolate.
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- AnecdotesFilmed in Cowichan Bay on Vancouver Island. The main filming locations included Cowichan Bay, Brentwood Bay, and Chemainus.
- GaffesAt the end of the movie the character Matt is running from his house putting on his shoes. He is wearing white socks. Then when he gets to the docks when he takes off his shoes, and he's wearing black socks.
- Bandes originalesLa Mer
Music by Charles Trenet
Lyrics by Charles Trenet
Performed by Charles Trenet
Courtesy of Pompidou Misic (ASCAP) and Editions Raoul Breton (SACEM)
Courtesy of Warner Music France
By arrangement with Warner Music Group Film & TV Licensing
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