Appetite for Love

I totally agree with that person about putting some effort into getting to know about the people and their culture of the city or town they're supposedly representing beforehand. Yes I am a lifetime Tennessean and I can't tell you how many times this movie made me wince. I don't care if they use the same leading actors or themes. It's not that hard to find some of the supporting actors or actresses that live in that area they've chosen to use for their movies. No there are no apples to pick here in February, let alone full on vegetable gardens.

Why do you care where the movie was filmed? How could that possibly matter? Do you represent some Tennessee Chamber of Commerc or something? As if you could tell the difference unless you were actually a resident of the city it was filmed in. In that case, Hooray for You! You're almost famous... adjacent. Quit your whining about location and enjoy an enjoyable film. And if you don't like remakes with familiar themes and actors, write something all new and never before seen by audiences anywhere. Oh, and then act in your grand production yourself. I'm sure you can pull it off, Shakespeare (Oh, wait. He wasn't completely original, either). And if you can't manage any of that, just change the channel. Nobody wants to hear your "expert" opinion about a simple made for TV romantic movie. The rest of us weren't expect an Academy Award film. Just an enjoyable story with enjoyable actors. And that's exactly what we got.

This was such a cute movie! Predictable, sure, but it played out perfectly. I loved the small town setting, it made me want to live there! The restaurant menu writing was also a fun concept.

A predictable comedy because we have the classic elements: a woman has to go back to her home town that she left 15 years ago, she left also a boyfriend. On the other side this woman is in relationship with colleague.

On the road Mina must stop her car because there are cows and immediately she meets Clay, her ex-boyfriend. Later she goes to the restaurant and learns that Clay is the manager of the restaurant.

Then come the classical moments of tension between them about the management of the restaurant and at the same Mina begins to remember herlife in Sycamore Springs (eating an apple, climbing on a roof): also the typical moments of doubts and confusion after the arrival of Reed at the town.

A pleasant comedy with good poerformances of Taylor Cole, Andrew W. Walker, Alleys Mills, Marcus Rosner, Robert Moloney, Fiona Vroom, Jenn Griffin, Morgan Taylor Campbell and Michael Kopsa.

Formula movie. Wish Hallmark used local film locations. Question: what was that refrigerator in her aunt's home??? Loved it!