Hint of Love

I am muchly puzzled by the previous review which pretty much slaugtered this movie. Not sure what I watched but defintely wasn't what they watched. I thoroughly enjoyed it and obviously others have too or it wouldn't have such a respectable rating. It's one thing for a movie not to be the right one for you, totally different to make personal attacks on an actor. If you just want to watch a pleasant typical fun light romance movie, watch this one. I think you'll be surprised.

Dennis Andres is the best part of the movie; he's perfect in this movie and in Blueprint to the heart. He is a natural: he masters comedy, drama and he can be both funny and touching without putting in any effort. I think however in both of the movie the leading actress was not a good choice: no chemistry what so ever.

Somehow this "style" of movie makes the screens, where the reality is you always know what the outcome will be.

I guess that maybe one day the scriptwriter will shock the viewer but I very much doubt it.

The theme for this film is "Becky" an agent for a cook book publisher, takes on the disconcerting Will, who she finds hard to get along with ( heard this all before right?), who is going out with Robert ( we all know what he is in store for him right ?).

Anyway I guess what makes these films being constantly aired is that its PG rated, politely scripted but unfortunately very poorly acted.

You seemed to get sucked in to watching this film, with the " outcome clock " ticking in the background, you just wished it came sooner, rather than having to wait the 1hr 24mins that you have to endure.

Avoid and watch a less predictable movie.

Classic RomCom with some cheese and dad jokes thrown in. It's cute though and the cinematography and acting is good. I feel like women into this type of thing will enjoy it.

Co-incidentally, this is the third Dennis Andres Reel One movie I've seen this month and set up is very much like Blueprint To The Heart ie a professional women is employed to supposedly improve a fella. Hint Of Love is the better of the two, but not quite as good as Colours of Love - although the title fits much better! The above flicks are all-age viewable, but HoL & CoL are multigenerational. The battle is probably more original in this film: Posh chef v single dad quick meals and I think many viewers with all kinds of time limits will connect with the Dad - I'd buy his cook book!