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It's exactly what you expect cheesy Netflix rom com. You know what's happening the entire time. And I recommend, it's funny, cheesy, and entertaining. What really do you expect?

As others mentioned, this checks all the boxes in a romcom. What is a great bonus is the location and cinematography. It really is beautiful looking film which makes it all the more enjoyable.

The story is of Lola that decides to leave her current job as a wine sales person and venture out on her own with her own company. She decides the best way to start is to convince the owner of Vaughn wines in Australia that when distributing in the US they should use her new company. So off to Australia she goes to end up on a sheep farm. Never before has sheep farming been so lovely, beautiful, fun and happy. The leads have nice chemistry and no one is really bad. Even in a bar fight everyone is friends right after. And the big secret, all romcoms have it, isn't really terrible or tragic.

Good escapism and nice time. Enjoy it with a glass of wine.

If you are wanting to watch a feel -good rom-com, this one is it. Charming Aussies, great supporting cast, script was not too cheesy -- the Aussie spirit shines. An all-around great feel. Worked for me.

All the other reviews reference it being a rom com and while true, there is a big difference between the "Hallmark" rom coms (which this movie fits squarely into the category) and blockbuster or theatrical release type rom coms and they should be judged differently.

The lead actors are good, side characters too much as usual (but pretty good casting job all around), scenery is beautiful, story is fine for this genre but not overly memorable. Falls square into the formula that's created a niche audience for hundreds of these types of movies.

Run time is about an hour 45 and it provided for an entertaining early Friday evening movie.

Not the best, but better than a lot of them (as it should be as Netflix has deep pockets and creates less per year than say Hallmark does per season)

This movie feels like a Hallmark production, but with better acting and script. It's still very predictable and yet works in a cheesy way. A movie that appears to be vegemite but in actual fact is far more enjoyable.