Good dialogue. There are a lot of funny lines. Luke Macfarlane is good as the foil for a lot of jokes.
Macfarlane and Rachelle Lefevre have great chemistry. They connect both in comedic moments and serious ones.
The early part of the story revolves around a crazy assumption that a property would just sit empty until Moriah saves enough money to buy it. It generates a lot emotional energy which in my mind is wasted because it is so unreasonable. This is too bad because otherwise, the story and the movie have so much going for them. The rest of the story is quite good, although the ending is a bit cheesy.
The font for translations of French lines is ridiculously small and sometimes lost in the background.
Macfarlane and Rachelle Lefevre have great chemistry. They connect both in comedic moments and serious ones.
The early part of the story revolves around a crazy assumption that a property would just sit empty until Moriah saves enough money to buy it. It generates a lot emotional energy which in my mind is wasted because it is so unreasonable. This is too bad because otherwise, the story and the movie have so much going for them. The rest of the story is quite good, although the ending is a bit cheesy.
The font for translations of French lines is ridiculously small and sometimes lost in the background.