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Got to love a Netflix rom com! No, it isn't original, but what other rom com has Baarbra? This is exactly what it looks like - a nice little feel good film you can watch whilst chilling out.

Full of cliches and romance, what's not to love? Stuart McDonald does a great job with all the little touches of your average rom com, but involves deadly snakes and showing off your crazy (and sometimes slightly drunken) self! These days, no rom com has an original plot. This is no different, but the great cast make it their own and clearly have a good time filming!

It's about chasing your dreams and doing what is right for you, even if it's difficult. It's also about changing things up, taking a risk and just hoping everything works out.

I expected the usual romantic comedy, with a cliche plot, cheesy writing, and standard acting. But I was actually surprised by how much I enjoyed this film.

Victoria Justice was never my favorite actress but she was actually really good in this. Her acting seemed more natural than the usual actresses that get casted in these types of movies. She had a good amount of chemistry with her male lead which made the movie easy to watch.

I really liked how her character wasn't the usual over the top American female who suddenly turns into some clumsy fool who squeels after stepping in mud. Sure, Lola did some of that but it was admirable the way she embraced Australia and work on the farm.

The plot, while enjoyable, is pretty standard. The male lead is hiding a secret, which is revealed after being intimate with the female. She feels betrayed after they both opened up to each other, blah blah blah.

Have I seen this story before? Absolutely. But this movie is enjoyable if you like the familiar pacing of a rom com.

It's exactly what you expect cheesy Netflix rom com. You know what's happening the entire time. And I recommend, it's funny, cheesy, and entertaining. What really do you expect?

As others mentioned, this checks all the boxes in a romcom. What is a great bonus is the location and cinematography. It really is beautiful looking film which makes it all the more enjoyable.

The story is of Lola that decides to leave her current job as a wine sales person and venture out on her own with her own company. She decides the best way to start is to convince the owner of Vaughn wines in Australia that when distributing in the US they should use her new company. So off to Australia she goes to end up on a sheep farm. Never before has sheep farming been so lovely, beautiful, fun and happy. The leads have nice chemistry and no one is really bad. Even in a bar fight everyone is friends right after. And the big secret, all romcoms have it, isn't really terrible or tragic.

Good escapism and nice time. Enjoy it with a glass of wine.

This movie feels like a Hallmark production, but with better acting and script. It's still very predictable and yet works in a cheesy way. A movie that appears to be vegemite but in actual fact is far more enjoyable.