The movie had potential and Gladys Knight was great.
After 5 years waiting for her dream, Chloe finally has a call back from a famous Broadway producer.
Of course the audition conflicts with another commitment, and is an annoying but standard trope for conflict in these Hallmark, now GAF movies.
And she gives up her once in a lifetime audition to do a community music production.
Not only that, but she still gets the part, and says "Are you sure?" To which the correct response would be, no, we're not sure, because if after 5 years, you still are unsure about your own talent, you are not ready for Broadway!
It's insulting to all those who work for their dreams for years with passion, to have a weak character as a lead female in a movie who has obviously given up.
The music was nice, though.
After 5 years waiting for her dream, Chloe finally has a call back from a famous Broadway producer.
Of course the audition conflicts with another commitment, and is an annoying but standard trope for conflict in these Hallmark, now GAF movies.
And she gives up her once in a lifetime audition to do a community music production.
Not only that, but she still gets the part, and says "Are you sure?" To which the correct response would be, no, we're not sure, because if after 5 years, you still are unsure about your own talent, you are not ready for Broadway!
It's insulting to all those who work for their dreams for years with passion, to have a weak character as a lead female in a movie who has obviously given up.
The music was nice, though.