The storyline could have been OK had the dialogues been written better. Unfortunately, that alone would not have saved the film, since in order to enjoy the viewing experience, one must care about the characters, and that was not the case here, since none of the major characters were engaging enough on their own, and had absolutely no chemistry between them.
Megan Follows's acting range is very narrow and her face (with the exception of her 'famous smile') is virtually expressionless. She does not seem to have evolved at all since her stardom on Ann of Green Gables. James Gallanders' appeared to think he was on a theatre stage and heroically overacted throughout most of his scenes while sounding as though he was reading his script for the first time. James Woolvett's performance, though at best mediocre, was at least believable in several scenes. I am just glad I was multitasking, and didn't waste my time really focusing on this highly forgettable 'romantic/action' film
Megan Follows's acting range is very narrow and her face (with the exception of her 'famous smile') is virtually expressionless. She does not seem to have evolved at all since her stardom on Ann of Green Gables. James Gallanders' appeared to think he was on a theatre stage and heroically overacted throughout most of his scenes while sounding as though he was reading his script for the first time. James Woolvett's performance, though at best mediocre, was at least believable in several scenes. I am just glad I was multitasking, and didn't waste my time really focusing on this highly forgettable 'romantic/action' film
