I think this was meant to be a good movie. However, the part when they went Christmas caroling and she started ignoring her date was just useless. If you're on a date with someone else, but you consistently allow your parents and your family to control your destiny how are you ever going to figure out what you want in life. Over the holidays I think people should actually be off of work if you're going to spend time with family and holidays. I understand what they try to do. The concept of this movie was just wrong and horribly written. This is about a person who is obsessed with social media and a journalist who is too judgmental.

The aesthetics is really well thought of, the story line is unravelled in a unique way that keeps you interested to the very end... actually you finish the movie with a smile on your faces.

The movie reels you in further as you watch it so you end up feeling the emotions they are portraying...and that's actually well thought of.. it's a slow burn I should say but that fire they start in you keeps you so invested till the movie is done...it passes as a romantic movie and it could even be a family movie with young adults or late teens, since they will appreciate the emotions better than youngsters.

While I appreciate Hallmark's increasing initiative to feature more diverse leads, this didn't land for me at all. As a Black person, I feel as though they just slapped together an all-Black cast and called it a day, but they forgot to add substance to the story.

I honestly didn't understand why Fletcher was a bad choice for Mona...she had more chemistry with him than with Dez. And even then, there was absolutely no development between her and Dez in the romance department. It felt like nothing really happened, and then bam, by the end we're supposed to believe that they'd fallen in love? Even by Hallmark standards, it was rough.

It overall fell super flat and unfortunately nothing else that happened compelled me to enjoy this film otherwise. Disappointed!