Wedding March 2: Resorting to Love (2017) Movie Review

Wedding March 2: Resorting to Love (2017)   3/53/53/53/53/5


Josie Bissett and Jack Wagner in Wedding March 2: Resorting to Love (2017)

The Inn of Happiness

Having become reunited just before she was due to get married, college sweethearts Mick Turner (Jack Wagner - Love on the Vines) and Olivia Parsons (The Wedding March". But that would be incorrect as instead this is a comedy about a middle aged man who is kind of set in his ways and not keen on change suddenly being confronted by a whole wave of change and confusing feelings. It starts when his daughter returns home with a boyfriend in tow and is followed by his high school sweetheart, who he has only just rekindled some sort of romance with, showing up to work alongside him as a business partner. And basically everyone wants to change the Willow Lake Inn and make it a destination for weddings. It is all kind of fun but also kind of obvious as Mick comically struggles with all these changes which include requests for him to sing at a young couple's wedding.

The things if that whilst "Wedding March 2: Resorting to Love" is some typically pleasant Hallmark romantic comedy fun it isn't overly memorable. In fact this is very much on a par with the first movie which was as equally unmemorable to the point I wasn't entirely sure I had even watched it and had to dig through my reviews just to find out if I had let alone find out what I thought of it. That isn't though a criticism as very few Hallmark rom coms are that memorable. And to be honest the combo of Jack Wagner and Josie Bissett are an entertaining distraction who work well with a young couple who book the Inn for their wedding but in this are not overly memorable.

What this all boils down to is that "Wedding March 2: Resorting to Love" is simply a fun Hallmark romantic comedy which actually feels like someone had an idea for a rom-com and found a way to use two characters from a previous movie to make it a Hallmark sequel. The thing is that whilst fun it isn't overly memorable and as such if some how the characters of Mick and Olivia returned for another movie I know I would have to check what I thought of this movie first.


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