The reviewer who asked "Really?" missed the real problems with this movie. First, I find it hard to believe that Ben somehow never noticed that Chloe actually spelled her last name with an "e", nor that Charly's last name was also Anderson with an "o". Second, I also find it hard to believe that Charley never mentioned her secret admirer to Ben, and that Ben didn't find it odd that Chloe never mentioned to him that she was receiving e-mails from a secret admirer. Third, why didn't Ben figure out that something was amiss when Chloe's preferences didn't match what the e-mails stated (e.g. pesto)? Fourth, why didn't Charly mention that she was a single mom in her e-mails? And finally, I really don't understand why Charly didn't tell Ben what she looked like when they were finally going to meet, so that he would know who to look for at the outdoor patio they were meeting at. There are just too many unlikely circumstances in this movie for my taste. Thank God Chloe finally spilled the beans to these two clueless idiots so they could live happily ever after.

How did the song go? I got a crush on you, sweetie pie, etc.

The picture is modern in the sense that confusion occurs on the internet due to the spelling of a last name. A guy, seeing the girl of his dreams, hears her internet address and he thinks they are engaging in an online chat. Truth of the matter is that he spelled her name incorrectly and instead he is engaging in internet conversations with a female co-worker who shares the same surname with a different spelling.

As this is a Hallmark movie, you can anticipate the sweet story involved. Of course, everyone meets and they see how different things are in person though the error is never revealed until the end of the film. Of course, we have the familiar what's your favorite movie, color, etc.

True love prevails and everyone is happy. What else is new with a Hallmark movie?

From start to finish, this was a very enjoyable romance.

While it is true that Chloe was a total vision when we first saw her, I fell in love with Charley right from the start.

And then it starts to get complicated. And then it gets even more complicated. And then boom, totally entangled, and I mean the situation, not the people.

I totally bought into the acting. I thought it was a very nice job by the three main characters, but then not at all by the two main males at Charley's company.

At one point I didn't understand Chloe's motivation, and still don't, but other than that, this movie was a wonderfully complicated but beautiful romance.

And this movie didn't require quite so much of the suspension of disbelief or reality that I come to expect, but live with, in Hallmark movies.