I fully understand those that turned off the movie after 10 minutes, I almost did because the lead character was awful, but stick with it and if you are a lover of romance or redemption then it will put a smile on your face, I know it worked for me.

This movie starts with a premise that isn't quite as overused as some - rich girl goes broke. I kind of expected something like Harvest Moon.

Then about half way the story takes a turn I didn't expect and I liked it. But once that was established, the ending was predictable.

I wasn't in the mood to watch Anna Hutchison be a witch so I used FF button a lot through the first 20 minutes. After that she does become a different person and it was one of the more blatant personality swings I've seen. I always have to remind myself that this genre of movie always pushes reality way to the side and that's to be expected.

Anna Hutchison and Jonathan Patrick Moore had chemistry and it was nice watching them together.

The kid is a bit precocious, but adds a nice touch.

For the most part, TV romance movies are formulaic. Girl meets boy, they fall for each other, misunderstandings arise, and everything eventually works out. Okay, okay! This one follows the same formula, but the acting is above average, the plot is creative, and chemistry is spot on! As I was watching this movie , I kept thinking how much I liked it.

Here are the basics. Spoiled Millionaire Kimberly suddenly finds out that she and her mother are broke. They have to sell their mansion and fancy cars, then move into a one bedroom apartment. The mom, Martha, goes to work in her lawyer's office and Kimberly finds a job in a sporting goods store. She's actually quite efficient in selling the merchandise and is determined to learn what she doesn't know. While working there, she becomes friends with her boss Michael when he invites her to his son's baseball game. About this time, Kimberly realizes she needs a second job and finds one at a pizza joint. One day Michael and his son come in to eat and their friendship starts to turn into something else. Since Michael can't date his employees, Kimberly quits the store and starts working full time at the pizza place. Weeks go by and Kimberly has completely changed. She went from being unconcerned about anyone else to being the nicest person. Then her mom Martha comes clean. The millions were never gone. Kimberly's mom just wanted her to realize that having money doesn't mean you are better. This is where the typical romance movie misunderstanding enters and why I took off a star. Lol Of course everything works out, but you'll have to watch to see the rest!

There is also a sweet soon to be romance happening in the background. It's between Martha and Kimberly's pizza joint boss, Chester. Both of these characters add quite a bit of substance to the movie!