So apparently Hallmark is going to ride this "Godwink" franchise as long as possible. I'm sure that there are lots of "Godwink" stories out there waiting to be told...but that doesn't mean that they should all be made into a movie.
This was one of them.
This story probably looked really great on paper, but that didn't translate to film. It's not the actors' fault. Brooke D'Orsay and Sam Page were fine, given what they had to work with. This story was just not worth being made into a movie. The entire storyline for this movie was dull and predictable. The only real plus for this movie was that Kathie Lee wasn't in it this time. I kept waiting for her to make an appearance.
I really didn't get the romance between Margie and Scott. They supposedly had a long distance relationship before he moved to Boise, but it sure didn't look like they had one. They really didn't come across as friends either. It felt more like they were....I don't know.....pen pals? Just weird.
I'm guessing that Hallmark will have another "Godwink" movie. I just hope that it's a story worth telling.
This was one of them.
This story probably looked really great on paper, but that didn't translate to film. It's not the actors' fault. Brooke D'Orsay and Sam Page were fine, given what they had to work with. This story was just not worth being made into a movie. The entire storyline for this movie was dull and predictable. The only real plus for this movie was that Kathie Lee wasn't in it this time. I kept waiting for her to make an appearance.
I really didn't get the romance between Margie and Scott. They supposedly had a long distance relationship before he moved to Boise, but it sure didn't look like they had one. They really didn't come across as friends either. It felt more like they were....I don't know.....pen pals? Just weird.
I'm guessing that Hallmark will have another "Godwink" movie. I just hope that it's a story worth telling.