Yes, I Do (2018)
Busy chocolatier Charlotte has left her boyfriend James at the altar three times and now she needs to prove to him that she really does want to marry him. Things are complicated when James’ ex-girlfriend Nicole, who is also the owner of Chocolate Monthly Magazine, arrives on the scene and says she wants him back.
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This movie is terrible. The lead characters actions throughout this movie were unbelievable. It wasn't entertaining at all. It was a struggle to keep watching until the end, because I didn't care how or who ended up the clueless groom.
I watched this cute Hallmark movie and looked forward to Charlotte and James finally marrying, but the loud bing-bong continual music in the background was not only annoying, but interfered with hearing the dialogue clearly. Maybe Director Wolf would like to call me on the phone and I could put loud music on in the background and see how she likes it. The music totally ruined the movie.
I was not familiar with any of the actors or actresses so had no expectations on them beyond wanting a couple hours of resting my mind and body and watching a G rated rom/com. Other than the lighting making the female lead looking washed out half the time, this story followed a fairly predictable course but was fun. The lead female character definitely had some emotional issues to work through, lol, but the formula works...nice movie if you just need to slip into neutral and just play along with the plot...
Disclaimer: I am the consummate Jen Lilley fan.I felt bad for Jen Lilley and the other actors/actresses. This movie was a flop not because of them but because of a poor script and story line. The premise of the story was a woman (Jen Lilley) who had twice left her fiance at the alter and was trying for the hat trick. I actually watched this movie twice, thinking maybe it was me because Lilley, in particular, is tailor made for these Hallmark Movies. Sadly, my 2nd viewing was no better. Surely, the writers can do better than this.