Tulips in Spring

Fiona Grubelmann as Rose was adorable andher chemistry with Lucas Bryant as Tom, who is alsco adorable, was clear from the begining, It was refreshing to see multi-generational characters. My advice is watch this movie it is great.

Light viewing, simple story, with a family comes first theme, and a new romance to boot. Tugs at your heart strings if you are the type that believes in your own family and you remember both the good times and the bad times. It's an inspirational film with a warm and romantic tone to it. Both Mrs. Shullivan and I quite enjoyed it. I give it a 7 out of 10 IMDB rating,

The visual setting / color is bloomin' marvellous and the instrumental-only soundtrack is a notch up from the usual boppy feel-good movie pop songs. The plot is standard Hallmark but includes more older characters in this cross-generational movie that every age can watch.

Pretty unbelievable romantic interest here, with the most passionate love object being the villainess... and the heroine's dropped romance back in LA just came out of nowhere. I cannot recommend this, no matter how pretty the tulips.

Fiona Gubelman is always good value in these Hallmark films, and this was a nice, sweetly told tale. It doesn't have the usual Hallmark subplot involving friends etc, and is actually all the better for it, allowing perhaps for more character development for the main female lead. It whizzes along at a decent pace, and although the chemistry wasn't overly strong between the leads, was enjoyable enough viewing.