Un amore da salvare

This is a pretty decent romance comedy made more watchable because of the breathtaking scenery. It's a romance of 2 couples, decent acting and good entertainment for a family or couple or even on your own. Chemistry in both couples a little lacking but the outdoor scenery and nature lovers will be happy with the movie.

Text: If you can make it past the first 5 or so minutes without uttering once 'Will you shut up please', then this movie is for you. Romance it is with an outdoors vibe to it, so much so they could have titled it 'Love in the Mountains'. If, on the other hand, you did utter those words or possibly a few 'huh' or two, then I would wait for when you don't mind suspending all belief in reality (I don't mean sci-fi) and just go blotto-brain.

Remember, when going into National Parks to take out what you bring in. Summary: Watchable, for when nothing better is playing.

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Trevor Donovan - usually great but didn't resonate with me here. Buff, an obnoxious cheeseburger aaah. Basic premise of the movie fine but the flow of the film and the connection between the characters - non-existent.

I could not overstate how much this movie irritated me. I would have run away from that hideous girl right at the outset. There was nothing likeable about her and then when we found out what she did to Colt it all added up perfectly. Kick her to the curb, fast and keep on running......

With Danielle, Melanie, and Jake Stormoen, there is a good story, beautiful scenery, and adventures galore.

Fantastic chemistry, comedy, and respect between Trevor and Danielle. They are the home, the center of this story.

I love Jake. In this movie, though, he is a bit over the top with the too loud, too rushed - fake Aussie-speak. Detracts at times.

Countered

But, the story is well written and tight with drama and comedy for all.

This is a good, compelling story for all audiences to enjoy. Highly recommend it. Enjoy.

Small budget, tiny cast, big heart. We've seen this plot a zillion times before, but the cast manages to pull it off. Danielle Chuchran is always appealing, and her physicality is an asset here. Nice way to spend 90 minutes.