SnoopyStyle Leah Townsend (Holly Marie Combs) is in a rut. She's struggling to write her second book after a successful debut with a book about her childhood as a senator's daughter. She's reluctant to confront her bland boyfriend Edward about their stagnant relationship. She avoids conflicts and gets signed up for a conflict management group. She's annoyed at being struck with her nemesis, critical shock jock Cinco Dublin (Ben Bass).She hates him. She loves him. It's classic rom-com and fits perfectly for Hallmark. It's funny that rom-com tropes become conflict management. Combs and Bass are essentially second tier players sent to lead the team. I like them as actors and they have a fun chemistry. Combs is always good at being cute infuriated and Bass has a great devil-may-care attitude. This is a formulaic TV rom-com movie and there is nothing complicated about that.

amandaburnett1989 I thought the movie was okay, but was a little disappointed. I thought Ben Bass did a great job with his character. I have loved everything he is in especially Rookie Blue. The chemistry on screen with him and Leah on this movie wasn't there for me which is unfortunate. The plot of the movie was good just think could have been a different actress maybe to play Leah. I wouldn't recommend this movie to anyone.

lojaentrecampos Great! Great Great ! Good actors. Interesting story of a Lady that wants to please everybody, and ends up lying. Until she understand how to not run away from conflicts but face them. And the only one she has to please her Creator. And looking to the mirror she slowly starts discovering.Interesting to know what we really want and the person she had conflict first was herself.The happiness of the grand parents being married a long time. He had the courage not to be a net and wait for true love.It reaffirms the power marriage within a lasting bond.

edwagreen The real joy in viewing this film is to see a conflict-management class that is not just straight lecture. What a great idea to have people not only to talk things out in a group setting, but to go on field trips and stir up confrontational issues and see how they are resolved.The grocery store frequented by the group was an education in itself. Holding up the checkout lines for a variety of reasons was great and to see how their partner in this reacts was even greater.Of course, our heroine will find love in the group, especially when it's the guy who had panned her first book that turned out to be successful. How conflict resolution may lead to romance was engaging and enjoyable to watch.