Caribbean Summer

A refreshing film in a beautiful setting. The lead actors had good chemistry and the supporting actors were believable. There were a few slow moments, but overall a very enjoyable film.

I really enjoyed this movie and would watch it again. It has a strong cast and gorgeous scenery - I felt like I'd been on an island vacation myself by the time I had finished watching. The 2 leads were great together and the character development of both of them was well done. They became more likable as the story played out. I was unfamiliar with Ser'Darius Blain but really enjoyed getting to know him here. Loved his character with the laid-back kindness. A lot of just plain goodness in this movie, which is refreshing. We should all have so much loyalty from those around us. This is a winner for Hallmark and I hope we see more of all these actors in the future.

First, most of our exposure to Hallmark romances are Christmas movies, so it was GREAT to see something with no fake snow. :-) This movie was filmed entirely in Belize, so the scenery is both relaxing and gorgeous.

The story reminds me of some books I used to read as a kids, where a family goes on vacation to somewhere like the Florida Keys and the kid stumbles into a mystery. Here it isn't a family, but a cable news producer who rents a house on a tropical island and find out she's been scammed into renting "some guy's" house. He lives there. He doesn't rent it.

He hesitantly offers to let her stay (and what real man wouldn't ... she's beautiful with a great figure LOL).

As they do pleasant island things, she wonders if he looks familiar, and thus begins the mystery ...

We VERY much enjoyed this movie.

I am far to be an admirer of Hallmark romances. But this film is just...different by usual expectations from genre. Sure, the same recipe, the tough moment of reveation, the so familiar end.

And , in same measure, beautiful work of supporting actors.

But... It is something who can be called fresh air. Result of performances of main actors, the mistake of Jade, the confusion about holyday house or , sure, about poitical ingredient, talk of Hughes and his father about future pans or energetic fix of things of mother of Hughes.

Important remains the fact than the scenes , one by one, just work.

And, not last, the seductive island has its precise spice role in this case.

So, just ittle more than nice.

My wife and I were unfamiliar with most of the cast members. We were impressed with their acting, the direction, photography, and story.

A vey pleasant movie to watch. And the scenery in Belize was fabulous!