It's a Hallmark movie so it's formulaic. In the Hallmark movie formula the story is always about a woman and romance, men are just the handsome faces in supporting roles. The problem Hallmark often encounters is poor scripts and that's the problem with this movie. I liked the cast but the script stunk.

The Hallmark plots are often dumb - follow your dreams even if they aren't realistic. Every once in awhile they have a decent one. The locations usually in BC are beautiful which makes up for some holes in the scripts.

Many of the actors are Canadian and often appear in other Hallmark films since almost all Hallmark movies are filmed in Canada. A job is a job and the acting is mostly good.

This was a Fall/Autumn themed film but it had little to do with Fall. The pandemic has rocked every industry even the Hallmark world, so I'll cut them some slack.

This woman is so insufferable. She is completely and totally against change for no reason. She acts like a 70 year old who whines about how they had to walk to school in the snow. Also she adamantly hates social media for no reason. If you want to watch a decent guy get constantly insulted for not choosing the same boring sad life as the main character, be my guest. I feel bad. This poor man is giving up a great career just to be tied down to a miserable woman.

Also, she kept on talking about how "the community cares for this store". What community? I think they had 2 scenes with more than 1 customer in it.

Overall, if you're like me and love watching sappy movies to make fun of them, watch this. In the end, its a typical hallmark movie.

There must be Senior Producers , Directors, Editors at Hallmark who check product as part of their job. Whoever allowed release of this should be sacked - and their saved salary could be used to fund 2 more Hallmark movies (win win situation!) Have seen Williams in another movie where he was bad - where he was upstaged by a horse. I've had salads with more charisma.