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Watch: Fishing for Love 2021 123movies, Full Movie Online – When Kendall, a successful restaurant designer comes home to Mystic Bay for the annual Big Catch Festival, she finds herself in uncharted waters with town newcomer Zack. Is Kendall baited for trouble in her home town or will she c….
Plot: When Kendall, a successful restaurant designer comes home to Mystic Bay for the annual Big Catch Festival, she finds herself in uncharted waters with town newcomer Zack. Is Kendall baited for trouble in her home town or will she catch true love?
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Ratings:

	5.8/10 Votes: 276
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Reviews:

Good parts but something was off
The story starts out like many others. Busy design exec goes back to hometown for inspiration. She has a big project to complete in a short time. So much of the movie is about community pulling together. There is a widower and his daughter recovering from mom’s death. Everything is pointing toward a festival and a contest. Then there is the big misunderstanding based on a partially overheard conversation.

There is a lot of “smoke and mirrors” in the story. So much didn’t make sense or seemed stretched. Kendall’s quick redesign of the festival (twice) without even knowing what she had to work with is one example. The preoccupation with selling the boat to the “right” person was overworked. Kendall facilitating Zack’s entry into the community also seemed forced.

I often scoff at overuse of musical montages. There are at least 4. Even if they are short. The first two include Brooks with what seems to be forced laughter. I scoff because overuse of these seems to me to be cheap writing.

Another reviewer, in a properly marked spoiler, pointed out a character inconsistency or two in the last part of the movie and I agree.

Andrea Brooks has presence. She is always upbeat and energetic. She went so many years in supporting roles and this year already, I’ve seen her in 3 which is a lot even for established Hallmark type stars. Her performances were decent in all of them. In this movie, she and Spencer Lord had chemistry and managed a fair amount of screen time together. I doubt there is a movie with Brooks in a prominent role that I would turn down, but even so somehow her performance got lost in all the other static.

Kendall WTH????
This is one of the better Hallmark style movies out there. Nice location, semi-warm chemistry between the leads, but same old formula used in these type of romance movies. The two leads wind up liking each other; someone’s spouse usually is dead; first kiss is interrupted; there is always a misunderstanding because the protagonists are written to not have any commonsense to find out the truth to the story; and magically they fall in love at the end. The thing I didn’t like was that Kendall didn’t even apologize to Zack when she found out the truth about what Zack was going to do to her father’s boat. That totally left a bad taste in my mouth. So, that’s why I gave this movie a somewhat low score. If the writers had cleaned up the finale a little bit I would have given this movie a higher score.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 24 min (84 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated TV-G
Genre Comedy, Romance
Director David Bercovici-Artieda
Writer Abigail Bahret
Actors Reese Alexander, Andrea Brooks, Garry Chalk
Country Canada
Awards 1 nomination
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