Coup de foudre glacé

I really enjoyed this movie. The initial conflict was totally relatable and understandable, and their slow appreciation for each other was genuine and well acted. The ending was great! I also can't help but love any movie set around a bookstore.

This one gets much better if you can hang in till the second half. The chemistry between the two main characters really comes out. I'm not sure how it will end up, but it's worth waiting for.

Add another star to Niall Matters credentials-he is a terrific ice skater. He and Rachel Cook were a perfect match for their roles. So enjoyed watching them gradually fall in love and wondering when they were going to share that with the audience. I was so excited when they finally kissed and shared their feelings. I was anxiously waiting for that to happen. Loved this movie!

A bookshop not in the best situation and a hockey star looking for repair his public image. And, as a sort of Cupido, a PR agent. A film giving what you expect grace for Niall Matter experience, for the nice story, with each piece of predactibility, for tension and unrealism, for books - Adventures of Tom Sawyer and Wuthering Heights are the best, no doubts- and for the atmosphere. Shor, nice.

Great Hallmark movie. The characters growing on you the more you watch, there's little-to-no conflict amongst the main characters, with a great ending.