best movie i've ever seen.

As somebody who had not heard any of this before, it became a curious phenomenon to sit and watch a film and slowly have the realities begin to click into place.

While it doesn't offer any answers, it both thrills and makes you think.

True to its essence, the characters remain on the same line and manage to entertain the viewer, each highlighting their own distinctive qualities or touches.

Basically the movie The Holiday where the men switch instead of the ladies, and in different cities....

Whoever didn't like this movie must either be the Grinch or Scrooge.

I really wanted to love this movie, but I simply did not. I liked it. The story was sweet.CONTAINS SPOILERS ~ ~ ~ ~This was a cute story, like many Hallmark Christmas movies, about finding love. There was not a lot of chemistry between some of the actors/actresses and that is the only reason I could not rate it higher. Country Boy and City girl were adorable together, very believable as a couple. I liked their characters and the acting was not too bad. I don't think for one moment anybody would believe city boy would be interested in any girl. They should have cast a different actor so that the "connection" they spoke of would be believable. Their story had no sparks and at the end of the movie I thought, they wont last.In the end the movie was alright, but I felt there was something missing to the plot. They could have dropped the scenes with some extras and added to the plot about Ryan's past, Shawn telling her everything about his and maybe helping the audience to believe they really like one another.Anyhow, that is just my opinion. I still think the movie is worth watching.

Considering readers have read the plot above...I watched this movie recently, and all I primarily remember is Tricia Helfer's ("Ryan," the vet) big TEETH!In the great majority of scenes when she was with "Owen,"...(which was the majority of the movie)...with EVERY line she had...and did not have...she kept smiling......NO matter what their conversation was about. The very few times she did not smile, she kept her mouth open to show her TEETH.I love cheerful movies, however, I found her character...her acting...to be UNREALISTIC...and therefore distracting and annoying throughout...because in reality, no one smiles with almost EVERYthing he/she says.....not even the characters in comedies.......and although not a drama, but since there was nothing intentionally funny...or so continuously / outstandingly cheerful...her expressions, unfortunately, were over the top and therefore, not consistent with the movie's intention.