It's safe to say that I will love most any movie with Teresa Palmer and if it's a romantic movie; all the more so. My reason for posting this though is to see if anyone else noticed what seemed quite obvious to me. With Gabby in a coma, the dog finds her wind chime which inspires Travis to build a gazebo at their special place along the beach. I say inspired but he was more obsessed at doing this than inspired. Suddenly after completing it, the chimes begin chiming and he is off to the nursing home. We see on his phone that he has missed several calls. He gets there and finds her awake and she tells him he is late. That's it. He never explains why he is late, what he has built for her nor how that helped him continue to be positive. Surely they cut a scene at the end where he shared this information with her, no? Yes, they end the movie at the gazebo but not one word about how it came to be built or as I mentioned, what caused him to miss all of those calls. It seems such a scene would have been one of the most romantic scenes in the movie. Instead of her telling him in the backyard that she heard him while in a coma, that dialogue would have been even better had he taken her to the beach and surprised her with the gazebo and how he came to build it.

Well you guys want a romantic movie that is unique, beautiful and worthy of your time, and you came here to see reviews for this movie whether to watch it or not. My opinion is that this movie delivers every thing you want and more. Was worth every second of my time, the acting , the story , the scenery everything was just perfect. I will give it a 10/10 and would definitely recommend this to every romance lover out there.

I'm 38 minutes (wasted and unable to relive) into this mess. Where do I start... Oh! I know! How 'bout this - dialogue that is so Hallmark movie laden that I'm laughing out loud at! So very predictable. And so poorly written. Yes,it's that bad, folks. But wait, there's more! The newly born "puppies" are for SURE weaned and probably eating solid food at the time. Quite a stretch to foist off on the viewers. At this point in the film I'll give some kudos to the cinematographer for at least doing their job because it certainly looks okay. Good even! But oh. That story, execution, and the absolutely horrible dialogue.... I feel sorry for the actors given the task of making this watchable. And I could almost sense they felt it too. Oof. Avoid. You've been warned and will thank me later.

So Beautiful guys The beautiful Maggie Grace (Taken) plays Travis' sister,