NYC is definitely experiencing a long-term autumn after the shutdowns of COVID in the early 2020s. That said, this film has some wonderfully real life NYC experiences (and funny lines).
For added fun while watching, down a shot of your favorite drink or edible every time you see a yellow taxi. (I wondered if it was the same cab in every scene. When I watch this movie again, I'll be checking out the license plate.)
The Washington Square arch and the Brooklyn Bridge Park views were perfection. (There was even a hint of a real taste of NYC fast food, i.e., Nathan's Coney Island hot dogs.)
The script is a love story to the Big Apple, some of its locals, and the people who flee to live there without a plan. Surprisingly enjoyable, despite having little to do with the autumn (and metaphorically more like spring); truly one of the better "new style Hallmark" flicks.
For added fun while watching, down a shot of your favorite drink or edible every time you see a yellow taxi. (I wondered if it was the same cab in every scene. When I watch this movie again, I'll be checking out the license plate.)
The Washington Square arch and the Brooklyn Bridge Park views were perfection. (There was even a hint of a real taste of NYC fast food, i.e., Nathan's Coney Island hot dogs.)
The script is a love story to the Big Apple, some of its locals, and the people who flee to live there without a plan. Surprisingly enjoyable, despite having little to do with the autumn (and metaphorically more like spring); truly one of the better "new style Hallmark" flicks.