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6.4/10
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After seeing cute producer Paige banter with host applicant Ben during job interview, the TV network makes them co-hosts for a travelogue for Oahu. Can they work together?After seeing cute producer Paige banter with host applicant Ben during job interview, the TV network makes them co-hosts for a travelogue for Oahu. Can they work together?After seeing cute producer Paige banter with host applicant Ben during job interview, the TV network makes them co-hosts for a travelogue for Oahu. Can they work together?
Sebastian Siegel
- Todd
- (as Sebastian Siegal)
'O'oe Carr
- Leimomi
- (as Marysa Carr)
Shereen Balles
- Hotel Guest
- (uncredited)
Edwin Bond
- Businessman
- (uncredited)
Jess A. Cruz
- Resort employee
- (uncredited)
Mickey Graue
- Coffee Assistant
- (uncredited)
Paul S.W. Lee
- Resort Guest
- (uncredited)
Luis Pereira
- Luau Guest
- (uncredited)
Scott M. Schewe
- Resort Guest
- (uncredited)
Larry Schultz
- Resort Staff
- (uncredited)
Storyline
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- TriviaWhen Ben and Paige meet for the first time, Ben asks if they've met before because she looks so familiar. Actors Kavan Smith and Pascale Hutton play a married couple on When Calls the Heart (2014) and another couple in The Perfect Bride (2017) and its sequel The Perfect Bride: Wedding Bells (2019), respectively a TV series and two TV movies also for the Hallmark Channel.
- ConnectionsReferences Casablanca (1942)
- SoundtracksI Ran (So Far Away)
(uncredited)
Written by Frank Maudsley, Paul Reynolds, Ali Score, and Michael Score
Performed by A Flock of Seagulls
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Made so that Pascale and Kavan could bicker and travel at the same time.
Paige is a producer, and ex host, of a travel show. The show is looking for a brand new host so they turn to Ben, also an ex host of said show, to come back and do a season. Little do our leads know that after being filmed accidentally, the network wants both of them to do it after watching them bicker.
Let's be honest, shall we? This movie was made so that Pascale and Kavan could work together and travel at the same time. The fact that the main plot is based on the back and forth between the characters (based on the real one by the actors) is hilarious. It definitely looked like they were having fun. (how dare you that they are a "poor match of a couple"?)
We have have watched Pascale and Kavan have fun and bicker, we have also watched them as Lee and Rosemary and as Molly and Nick on "The Perfect Bride" and honestly, I do not get tired. As much as I love this duo, I don't think this was as funny as other projects of theirs, but I still enjoyed it.
Onto the movie. I liked it. It's definitely not Hallmark's greatest and it's far from it. The true stars were the leads and definitely Hawaii. I just wished we could have seen more but in these COVID times I don't know how restricted it is, so I will appreaciate what was given to us.
I liked that the characters got to spend time together and that the relationship developed naturally. I was surprised by the "pre-ending" trouble, as I liked to call it. While I didn't see it coming, I thought it could have been resolved better.
I literally didn't care about any of the other characters. In fact, there is no secondary couple nor plot.
NOW LET'S GET TECHNICAL.
Maybe some other reviewer can answer this, but isn't Kavan looking straight at the camera around the 59 minute mark?
Now, the worst part of the movie. We see Paige buying a ticket and when she gets to the gate the flight already took off. That's just UNREALISTIC. Why would airlines sell tickets if the flight is boarding or about to board? It is literally looking for trouble and lawsuits. Airlines close check-in before boarding because there are many things going behind the scenes that passengers don't see. ANYWAY, that had me screaming at the screen, I know it's supposed to add drama to the movie but it didn't work for me. I didn't buy it.
In conclusion, you either hate this or love it. I'm just glad I could see these two together again.
Let's be honest, shall we? This movie was made so that Pascale and Kavan could work together and travel at the same time. The fact that the main plot is based on the back and forth between the characters (based on the real one by the actors) is hilarious. It definitely looked like they were having fun. (how dare you that they are a "poor match of a couple"?)
We have have watched Pascale and Kavan have fun and bicker, we have also watched them as Lee and Rosemary and as Molly and Nick on "The Perfect Bride" and honestly, I do not get tired. As much as I love this duo, I don't think this was as funny as other projects of theirs, but I still enjoyed it.
Onto the movie. I liked it. It's definitely not Hallmark's greatest and it's far from it. The true stars were the leads and definitely Hawaii. I just wished we could have seen more but in these COVID times I don't know how restricted it is, so I will appreaciate what was given to us.
I liked that the characters got to spend time together and that the relationship developed naturally. I was surprised by the "pre-ending" trouble, as I liked to call it. While I didn't see it coming, I thought it could have been resolved better.
I literally didn't care about any of the other characters. In fact, there is no secondary couple nor plot.
NOW LET'S GET TECHNICAL.
Maybe some other reviewer can answer this, but isn't Kavan looking straight at the camera around the 59 minute mark?
Now, the worst part of the movie. We see Paige buying a ticket and when she gets to the gate the flight already took off. That's just UNREALISTIC. Why would airlines sell tickets if the flight is boarding or about to board? It is literally looking for trouble and lawsuits. Airlines close check-in before boarding because there are many things going behind the scenes that passengers don't see. ANYWAY, that had me screaming at the screen, I know it's supposed to add drama to the movie but it didn't work for me. I didn't buy it.
In conclusion, you either hate this or love it. I'm just glad I could see these two together again.
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- Jun 14, 2021
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