Kate owner of the town's famous pie shoppe has always lived a sweet, simple life. She recently lost her mother and has been trying to pick up the pieces of her life, then she meets Drew who is in town to claim land that he inherited.
Bande-annonce
Casting
Marla Sokoloff
Director
Haylie Duff
Kate
Rob Mayes
Drew
Chelsea Alden
Bree
Rudy Martinez
Marcus
James Shanklin
Mutt
Alex Mortensen
Jake
Natalie Hill
Ricky
Blake Boyd
Henry
Laynie Mitchell
Natalie
David Storrs
Jimmy
Carl Weintraub
Bradford
Ryan Ann Rosenberg
Young Kate
Jessie Serpas
Bus Boy
Brian Nolan
Vaughn
Talita Maia
Waitress
Marla Sokoloff
Kate's Mom
Haylie Duff
Writer
Marla Sokoloff
Writer
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Commentaires
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The movie seemed like it was going to focus on Kate with the opening scene but then it revolves around Drew. Drew comes to town to sell off his inherited land which apparently only affects two stores that he keeps talking about but then falls in love with the town and Kate. It must be exhausting for these dead family members to write a million letters beyond the dead to lead the characters to their paths. Drew was a pretty good actor as were some of the characters but Kate and the brother in law were not. I found Kate unlikeable and that brother in law was soooo over the top with his "dramatic" "angry" performance. I didn't care if the town would get demolished just to spite these two for not listening to Drew. The old guy was also really weird, lurking everywhere with an odd expression. Tired of the random scene of trying on clothes and music playing for far too long. The geography of the town is also strange, it seems the store in the middle of nowhere but then in the middle of the town in near the end of the movie. So what about all the other stores on this suddenly very crowded street? The pregnant character is always a ticking time clock but we don't even see the hospital scene. Guess they ran out of money for filming it so just sent a text with a random pic of a baby. Redecorating the restaurant into an overcrowded "surprise" was new though as well as the recipe book that magically created within 2 hours. The movie was so slow yet the ending was so rushed and slapped together.
source: Sweet on You
