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Love on the Slopes
NYC-based copy editor, Alex, is sent to Ridgeline Resort, an extreme sports outpost, to write a story for a travel writing competition. At first, she fails at everything – much to the chagrin of Cole, an extreme sports enthusiast who thinks this city girl should head back to New York. But when Alex offers to assist Cole with his local arts festival, he reluctantly obliges to be her guide as she faces her fears doing one extreme sport after the next.
| Release : | 2018 |
| Rating : | 6.4 |
| Studio : | Johnson Production Group, Annuit Coeptis Entertainment II, Novus Ordo Seclorum Entertainment, |
| Crew : | Production Design, Set Decoration, |
| Cast : | Katrina Bowden Thomas Beaudoin Anthony Konechny Elysia Rotaru Chris Shields |
| Genre : | Comedy Romance TV Movie |
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It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.
hyped garbage
It's the kind of movie you'll want to see a second time with someone who hasn't seen it yet, to remember what it was like to watch it for the first time.
There's no way I can possibly love it entirely but I just think its ridiculously bad, but enjoyable at the same time.
After putting it off for a while I finally watched it. And despite having to pause it for 20 minutes I really enjoy it. While it's not my favorite from this Winter season, I believe it's worth the watch. Beautiful scenery: it only increases my desire to visit Canada.The best part was definitely Katrina Bowden as Alex: watching her overcome her fears and developing as a character. I hope we get to see her in more Hallmark movies.Great storyline. It was not the funniest script, but acceptable. My only problem was Thomas' character Cole. I did not connect with him. And sometimes I didn't find Thomas' acting very convincing. The chemistry was not enough for me. Once again, disappointing: I was expecting more after watching the previews.Despite my disappointment I liked it, it's worth the watch. Don't know if I will watch again.
Hallmark is great at making setting an important part of the movie, but this particular film does that in spades. There's incredible snowy mountain scenery here, especially in the scene where Alex and Cole zipline across a canyon above an icy river. Just gorgeous. Seriously, this is worth watching for the scenery alone.As for the romance, I liked the leads, even if Alex's girly "I'm so not sporty" was a bit ridiculous initially. The premise of having her do a lot of winter-y extreme sports allowed for breathtaking vistas and for her to cling to manly extreme sports guide, Cole. The chemistry was pretty good, especially towards the end. The script was serviceable.All in all, one I will rewatch. The leads are attractive and appealing enough that the romance was decent. But it's mainly the setting that puts this one over the top for me.
Hallmark movies most of the time are a pleasant timepass but hardly more. This one is one of the exceptions. This one leaves you with its impression. You actually see the development that happens over the course of the movie. The love that blossoms between the leads feels natural instead of forced and manufactured. Their expressive acting breaths life into the story. Overall a commendable job. One of those movies you can watch again.
The basic story is a nice one about a woman's journey from fear to believing in herself. Alex starts out as such an exaggerated wimp, I was actually turned off by her. To make it worse she had wannabe dreams that showed no understanding of what it would take to accomplish. The story does pretty much follow what you would expect with few surprises.Katrina Bowden does a good enough job showing Alex develop her character. By a little more than half way, she became likeable and appealing. Unfortunately, Thomas Beaudoin is stiff with little spark with the result that there is little chemistry.
