Together Forever Tea

A lovely tale on tea and besides the standard harlequin plot it also was a tale of lost lives, loves and regrets. The main characters have great chemistry. The supporting actors and actresses are solid and quite funny. The actor who plays Nigel has a terrific voice. He really made this film more interesting. Grab a bag of popcorn and, if needed, some tissues, and enjoy!

It's the same old tired formula. City girl goes home to small town. Said small town hunk just waiting for Miss Right. This guy has muscles on his muscles but will he take his shirt off? My only suggestions are to lose the skinny jeans and the scruff. It's not your look.

She is certainly one of more attractive romcom women I've seen. Yes it's true. Not all of the male female leads can cut the universally hot mustard but these two pull it off nicely.

I wanted to see more compelling conflict to propel the story forward. The lack of that here made this movie just a little too slow moving and schmaltzy. Though it wasn't over the top sappy it could have easily gone there. The sexual tension is maddening though. Just kiss her already, for godsakes.

This one makes the pass list but barely. Redeeming qualities are sound, lighting, acting, production values. Other aspects are weak.

I so enjoyed this movie. OK storyline is not unusual but the leads had great chemistry and the whole thing was enjoyable. I was smiling all the way through. Give these actors more projects together. They work!

Beautiful story, scenery, photography. Original plot is charming. Ms. Chamberlin and entire cast are great actors, but she nasally mumbles most her lines, often to the point of being incomprehensible. All the others speak perfectly throughout. She makes up for this with charm, timing, intelligence, and spot-on acting. Love the story and setting. Love Ms. Chamberlin and all cast. Great for watching with your sweetheart.

It is classified as a romantic comedy, and it is. But there is something special and magic. The leading actors have the ability to give a romantic comedy that right dose of freshness to turn it into something different from all the others. It is really very lovely.