With a mistaken identity, a woman stumbles into a dream job and finds love with a co-worker but is afraid she will lose everything if her real identity is revealed.With a mistaken identity, a woman stumbles into a dream job and finds love with a co-worker but is afraid she will lose everything if her real identity is revealed.With a mistaken identity, a woman stumbles into a dream job and finds love with a co-worker but is afraid she will lose everything if her real identity is revealed.
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I happened upon this and thought I'd give it a shot. It's definitely lower budget, but it's actually really cute. If you like wholesome type films, this one is enjoyable. The main character is just darling. If you're looking for a blockbuster, this probably isn't the film for you, but it's entertaining and warming.
This is another recycled story line with a woman hiding the big secret that she isn't who everyone thinks she is. She is doing it in the same building where she is a security guard, so there are a lot of near-miss situations. Of course, everyone knows she's eventually going to get caught. Throw in a very jealous co-worker to complicate things.
Lacey is a big-hearted woman who happens to have an unrealized and hidden talent for advertising, but she works two minimum wage jobs to make ends meet and they don't quite meet. I never really liked Greg enough as Lacey's opposite. He's not really bad, but he's in over his head and very inconsiderate of those he manages. Kate Mansi and Matthew Lawrence don't really have enough screen time, at least not outside the job, so I can't compliment the chemistry.
The story pretty much follows the expected formula. There are a few funny near-miss encounters but the head security guy is overly silly. And yes, the sets aren't impressive.
Lacey is a big-hearted woman who happens to have an unrealized and hidden talent for advertising, but she works two minimum wage jobs to make ends meet and they don't quite meet. I never really liked Greg enough as Lacey's opposite. He's not really bad, but he's in over his head and very inconsiderate of those he manages. Kate Mansi and Matthew Lawrence don't really have enough screen time, at least not outside the job, so I can't compliment the chemistry.
The story pretty much follows the expected formula. There are a few funny near-miss encounters but the head security guy is overly silly. And yes, the sets aren't impressive.
Based on the horrible reviews by some, I just had to see how terrible this movie really is. However, I'm happy to say I thoroughly enjoyed it!! People need to lighten up! It's a rom-com, not an Oscar-worthy movie, and it delivers. All three Lawerence brothers and their mother were involved in this production. Kate Mansi (Va/Lacey) and Matthew Lawrence (Greg Best) are a great fit, but my favorite actor was Tom DeNucci as Bertie, the head of security. I laughed out loud several times at his antics!!!! Very funny! The story was enjoyable and had some drama besides a bit of romance. I'm glad I watched it!
I was really hoping to live this movie. But honestly I don't even blame the actors. As most were veteran actors. The directors vision is what the problem was. The acting felt forced and unnatural. I'm not sure what kind of comedy they were going for. But it felt like an 8th grade play. It was very off. The script might have had potential Im not sure at this point. As a huge fan of the Lawrence brothers this was a huge disappointment. I kept hoping for it to get better. I'm very surprised because I've seen them act before. Down to Joey Lawrence's beard. It looked so fake! His acting was off. I only gave this 3 stars because in my opinion Mathew Lawrence did a great job.
Don't waste your time or money on this one. Cheesy story, unrealistic sets, and a weak script. The lead actress was good, otherwise this movie bites.
Did you know
- TriviaAndrew Lawrence: [Mr Smee] Lawrence's French Bulldog, Mr. Smee, appears in the opening scene.
- GoofsDuring a scene with Greg, Cynthia, and Lacey (who they both know as "Val"), Greg calls her Lacey at the beginning of the scene. At this point, they don't know her real name.
- SoundtracksI Got You
Written and Performed by Andrew Lawrence
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