This will not be everyone's cup of tea.
First you will need to get past an American accent so bad I'm actually insulted. It should be done away with forthwith. The fact that it's supposed to be New York makes it a complete joke.
The meet cute is fine. A bit far-fetched, but it's a Hallmark movie.
David needs help finding the perfect gift for his girlfriend, and keeps bumping (literally) into Anji, who happens to be a personal shopper. They spend a wild and wacky day together, and in the process, well...you know.
Anji is pretty and sweet and sharp of tongue, (exactly my type).
There is a homosexual couple in this movie (with light pda), but it's England, so the surprise may be that there's only one.
The ending is the most obvious in the history of Hallmark movies, but by then you're waiting for it and the do a pretty good job with it.
All in all a solid 7, but I'm deducting a point for that awful American accent.
First you will need to get past an American accent so bad I'm actually insulted. It should be done away with forthwith. The fact that it's supposed to be New York makes it a complete joke.
The meet cute is fine. A bit far-fetched, but it's a Hallmark movie.
David needs help finding the perfect gift for his girlfriend, and keeps bumping (literally) into Anji, who happens to be a personal shopper. They spend a wild and wacky day together, and in the process, well...you know.
Anji is pretty and sweet and sharp of tongue, (exactly my type).
There is a homosexual couple in this movie (with light pda), but it's England, so the surprise may be that there's only one.
The ending is the most obvious in the history of Hallmark movies, but by then you're waiting for it and the do a pretty good job with it.
All in all a solid 7, but I'm deducting a point for that awful American accent.