Late Bloomer 2016 123movies

Watch: Late Bloomer 2016 123movies, Full Movie Online – Botanist, Jenny Taft, has traveled all over the world with her boyfriend, Owen, in search of the rare heart orchid. There’s a myth that states that the rare flower will only bloom when a couple finds true love, but Jenny doesn’t buy into it. When Jenny heads out to California to assist her mother Eileen with the sale of her childhood home, Jenny is flooded with memories of the cruel treatment she received as a teenager. As luck would have it, Jenny bumps into her high-school crush Shane, now a teacher at their alma mater. In hopes of making amends for the mean prom night prank he played on her so many years ago, he now asks Jenny to accompany him to the prom he’s chaperoning. Jenny finds herself torn between her relationship with Owen and re-kindled feelings for Shane. Will a kiss from one or the other get the heart orchid to finally bloom?.
Plot: Botanist Jenny fled her small town and cruel high school popular couple Shane and Allison to track rare flowers around the globe. Now back, she’s shocked to find Shane has become the local guidance counselor, and even more surprised when he’s determined to make it up to her
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	6.5/10 Votes: 999
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Funny and serious
This movie surprised me. I don’t laugh much at movies because the humor usually doesn’t appeal to me. And an lol is really rare. In this movie, I had several loll’s.

The story was a bit unusual and except for the last two scenes wasn’t that predictable. There are several intentionally silly situations, like Jenny climbing a tree so she can fall and hit her head. But there are some artfully orchestrated situations also. There’s some witty dialogue. And one of my personal favorites, there are some great facial expressions.

It also covered a very serious topic and even offered one possible alternative as a ray of hope for those who are bullied. Bullying is a terrible social injustice perpetrated by the privileged over those who aren’t, and the thing is that the bully’s don’t really gain anything from it except hollow self-importance. Authorities can try to overcome it and don’t really try hard enough, but only when the bullied believe in themselves will the bullying go away. Unfortunately, that is such a hard thing to do when you’re bullied and it will not occur as long as any of us believe the lies that we’re told by almost everything around us in the world except true friends and family (unfortunately not always) and God.

The acting is pretty good. There’s chemistry in places where it’s needed, and there’s antagonism in places where that’s needed. For me, the star was Madison Pettis despite her being slightly secondary to Ricci. Remember what I said about facial expressions? But she also shows hurt in more ways than just tears. I didn’t care for Derek Krantz’s performance. He was just shallow and lame, but some of that was the writing.

Great romance!
I love this HEA. Great characters, especially Antoinette Robertson. She is absolutely lovely and needs her own HEA Star lead. Highly recommend.

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Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 27 min (87 min)
Budget 1600000
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Status Released
Rated TV-PG
Genre Family, Romance
Director W.D. Hogan
Writer Rick Garman
Actors Italia Ricci, Nathan Parsons, Madison Pettis
Country United States
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