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So sweet. The way Luna reaches for Grace's arms, kisses her cheek and calls her mama got me
The mother-in-law villain is having the time of her life, and hers is honestly the only performance worth the watch.
god this is so bad but SO entertaining 😂😂 I can't get enough of these
Rom-com beats delivered with actual comedic timing. The Hermès pronunciation bit alone earns a star.
Turned out to be a genuinely good story ❤ hooked from the first episode
She gets fired, gets handed a cheque for the whole summer's work, refuses it out of pride, then comes crawling back for the exact same job while a family debt hangs over her. The story needs her broke and stubborn at the same time and it just doesn't add up.
First one where the main character never gets harassed or kidnapped 😅 growth for the whole genre
Cheesy to the bone, but the cast commits hard enough that the story stays weirdly watchable.
Crazy, I was like no way, then boom — a plan for the plan within the plan. That's dope 👏👏
This has to be adapted from a book, it reads exactly like one
Give Luke Dodge and Hannah Lowery more projects together, they make these roles completely believable
Rewatched this a bunch of times. Seth is such a soft, cute lead and the little girl has his exact eyes ❤
Nearly the whole runtime is one woman being piled on, and justice arrives in the final thirty seconds. Strong performances in service of an exhausting script.
So he's hung up on her criminal record, but not on the fact of what HE did to her? Okay.
Not bad looking for a professor 👌😉 corduroy has never worked this hard
Standard contract-marriage beats, but the payback lands and the leads commit. The kiss-dodging right after handing over house keys made zero sense though.
Visuals aren't bad for AI, but I spent the whole thing just going "why??" Nobody explains why anyone does anything, stuff just keeps happening. And then it all gets solved the same way every single time..