It's no definitive masterpiece but it's damn close.

It really made me laugh, but for some moments I was tearing up because I could relate so much.

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.

Exactly the movie you think it is, but not the movie you want it to be.

Wow, i was surprise that this is a movie for TV. I just watched it from the Hallmark channel and frankly i don't watch the channel a lot. This movie you can say is a every day romantic film that you can see from a lot of films.But it made me stuck on my TV to watch it.I think the simplicity of the movie is the magnet of this film. Richard Ruccolo's acting was really good in this film, i can really feel Michael Blake's character. The other cast, was okay, not the best, but fit perfect for the movie. The story really fits the bill with additional story linking with food in it. Nice writing. This film will make everybody think that the term true love is there. Good stuff.

I have seen this film four times, and I think it is a pretty good movie. **Spoilers Ahead** The movie is about Michael, a romantic chef, who daydreams about meeting the perfect girl, Jill, while he is in a restaurant. When he comes back to reality, he sends champagne over to her like he did in his daydream. After she receives the champagne, her fiance, Gordie Parks who just came in, comes over and punches Michael out, landing him in the hospital. Michael finds out that the girl of his dreams is actually named Gail, not Jill. Gordie finds out that Michael is a caterer and asks him to cater the wedding. Michael falls deeper and deeper in love with Gail, as he discovers that she is very much like him. Michael and Gail go shopping for everything for the wedding while Gordie hangs out with his hockey pals. Michael finally tells Gail that he loves her and she tells him that she is sorry; they can't see each other because everything is settled and she can't change her mind again. At the wedding, Michael interrupts when everyone is asked if there is no reason for them to be wed, and Gail finds out that Gordie really doesn't know much about her. Later on, Gail comes back and she and Michael start going out. One thing that I didn't like is that in the movie, there is a lot of strong language that does not belong on family channels.

Not a terrible way to spend a rainy Sunday night, folding laundry.It's not anything we've never seen before: boy meets girl, boy fallsin love with girl, girl is already engaged to very successful Mr.Perfect pro-hockey player. But anymore now, it's not the stories thatdrive these kinds of predictible romantic potboilers; you have tohave likeable actors who can pull off likeable "cute" without lookinglike annoying Olsen Twins "cute". In this case, they hired somevery cute actors to play easygoing, made-for-TV quirky characters,especially Richard Ruccolo, whose characterization of a goofy, butsincere caterer, keeps the schmaltzy moments grounded and youcan't help but root for him -- he reminds you of a best friend whowas always the nice guy who deserved a good relationship or justsomeone your mother would want you to bring home. Watching itmakes you have to admit to yourself that for even the most devoutcynic, there is still that miniscule part that still wants to give truelove a chance.

It really is a surprise to me a made-for-TV movie will be that enjoyable. If someone famous like Tom Hanks or J.Lo are in this movie. It's gonna be a huge hit. But all the actor/actress in this movie are good enough to beat anyone of them. Richard Ruccolo is one of main factor to make this movie funny. Hope he can make more good movie for us in the future. Anyway. U may find that this movie is impossible to be better than Hollywood movie. But it's free on TV man!!! Nothing beat that.