Colors of Love

This is very stereotypical, with no real twist or depth in the story, just like it was done by a 10 years old, It is not bad tho, it just lacks a lot of aspects to it, could still watch it, but never as a special movie.

I watch a lot of these movies and, yes, they're very much one like the other, but that's part of their charm.

However, what is it casting directors see in Jessica Lowndes that I'm not seeing?

She's so stilted every single time she delivers her lines and is so flat and emotionless. She delivers her lines, most of the time, as though she's remembering them as she goes along, as though someone is feeding her the lines via an ear piece.

I've seen actors in high school plays deliver lines better than Jessica Lowndes.

I definitely love a cute fall movie and this one hit the mark on the small town and autumn decor. The actors were okay, the plot was okay, it was overall okay but with a very cute setting!

Ah well ... sometimes I myself do not know why I watch the movies I watch. I think that makes sense ... right? Anyway, this isn't a bad movie by any means - it is full of cliches though. But when you have Jessica Lowndes starring does it really matter? Not to knock any of the other actors (doing a good job considering the source material they are working with), but she is quite fine.

Depending on your liking you may feel the same about the male leads in this. Beautiful people all around and a story that is as predictable as they get. With added drama at certain times to up the stakes. But the outcome is inevitable ... by the way is this a hallmark movie as they say? I think it would make sense if it was - from what I've heard of them ... anyway, you know what you're getting (literally) ... so decide for yourself if this is ... "tasty" enough for you.

The acting was absolutely terrible, even for a movie such as this. A supermodel looking librarian, (by the way to all the librarians out there it's not personal, but how many of you wear designer clothes and own a car that is most likely more than your income in a year?) Hollow and tone deaf to me, even for the genre. Thumbs down.