The Perfect Bride (2017)

I actually predicted EVERY single scene from this movie, couldn't be more of a cliché. Only thing that saves the movie is the actress' smile.BAD!

A simple romance-drama from Hallmark. For a cinephile like me, this is neither a good nor a bad film. Because I was not expecting another 'The Notebook'. It was made for television audiences, so they probably would enjoy it. Particularly females, the middle-aged ones. There's nothing special about it. No surprises. Everything was developed from a decent platform.This is about an ex-marriage counselor turned fitness trainer for brides. Alongside yoga and exercise, giving confidental speeches to boost their beliefs, she was doing well. Especially since her relationship broke in a crucial stage. But she's destined to meet another man, a photographer, which quite takes a twist in the beginning itself. The remaining is to tell us how things turn out for them.Don't hate me for not liking it as you did. It was an okay watch, without any excitement. Just like fairy-tales, the entire film was predictable, especially the end. But I did not know in visually, so I watched it. Except it is being an ordinary tale about finding love, the performances, the production was good. So this is not everybody. But if you want to try it, knowing you are not the target audience, at least try to respect it.5/10

Pascale Hutton and Kavan Smith are familiar to you if you watch When Calls the Heart.Their chemistry is perfect in this light hearted movie about being your best self when you get married and how to make sure your marriage lasts.Funny and sweet this movie will make you smile and laugh.

I have been waiting for this movie for a MONTH and it finally premiered: the main reason? Pascale Hutton and Kavan Smith. If you watch When Calls the Heart you know why. If not… well to make things short you can actually sense that they great friends in real life and they always make you smile. I personally laugh a lot with Lee and Rosemary. Their chemistry is explosive. June Weddings movies are definitely NOT my favorite, I've seen movies in which the leads get married after a few weeks/months of knowing each other and that's ridiculous. But since they paired these two I've been very excited about the movie. I'd take everything they give me with Pascale and KavanMolly meets Nick and they hit off immediately,- they seriously had me smiling since scene #1 - So imagine her surprise when she discovers that Nick is engaged and her fiancée will be taking her classes. Of course. And Jenna is everything you expect her to be: you are going to hate her (or at least dislike her A LOT.)The story develops in the typical way Hallmark movies do. Molly and Nick had me laughing out loud more than once. Great script - I may have spotted two or three details but I let them slip - Something I haven't paid attention before but it was beautifully directed, the director played with the mirrors and it was so pleasant. Also, no pre-ending drama, which is a bonus, To be honest, most of the characters are not very interesting. However, Pascale truly shines in this movie, she stole the spotlight. And Kavan didn't disappoint. To sum up, the story in particular doesn't outshine - that's why i'm giving this a 9 -, but what definitely makes this movie special - it is going to my favorite Hallmark movies list - are Pascale and Kavan. Their relationship is a pleasure to watch, whether they are themselves, Rosemary and Lee or Nick and Molly.I really hope Hallmark considers pairing them on a movie again.