This is a movie without a lot of big highs or lows. It's pretty easy to figure out what comes next. That's when the actors take over and win your heart.

Kelly Rutherford and Cameron Mathison connect after a rough start during contrived confrontations for the obligatory early antagonism between the leads. (No driver lets her eyes wander when there are people all over both on and beside the road. And Noah walked out onto the road without any concern for cars. None. And there were other contrivances.) But after the early tension you could feel the attraction grow. You could also feel the chemistry between mother and daughter, Rutherford and Makenzie Vega. No villains in this story.

I wish IMDb gave credits to the waitress/singer in the band at the festival.

As with most Cameron Mathison movies, I enjoy the heck out of them. The past few movies of his have fallen off the mark for me a little bit compared to his older movies. This one is a keeper! Some other reviewers said there was no chemistry but I felt there was great chemistry between the actors. Kelly Rutherford's character was quiet and seemed a bit shy but I think it added to the realism of a new relationship being formed. The side story about Amy (Kelly Rutherford) taking her her daughter to freshman year of college hit home with me. It felt like I was reliving dropping our daughter off at college that first time all over again. I'll love watching this one again.

I love it! The movie is great, good message, amazing chemistry between leads, I loved the back and forth between them, and that kiss was a damn good kiss. The kiss scene was my favourite, it gave me the feels. I hope they will cast again these two in a movie.