Fun Friday Tempting Fate

 

This is a good light hearted film, easy to get absorbed by. It is nice to see Gabby (Alyssa Milano) is out having fun. It is a shame that Elliot (Steve Kazee) broke the ‘No device rule’. Ok Gabby is now interested.


Wow, it is amazing and yes, things do tend to fall into place. This is a fast paced film, jumping between scenes. It is sad that there is an underlying issue though that has been bought up again and again.


As this is faced paced, as I have said, it now jumps to some amusing scenes, the deliveries are funny to see. It seems Gabby is caught up in the moment, as yet it is unclear how this film will end up. I do know that the text messaging is annoying as it goes on and on. I kind of knew what would happen eventually.


Now it is nice to see scenes of a couple and family life, all good. Well that didn’t last long, and now just what I thought. Well that isn’t fair, although I can see sides, however, and it is sad that Gabby is but shouldn’t take all the blame.


It is annoying that Gabby couldn’t tell Matt (Zane Holtz). I hope she does at some point. It is also so sad to see Gabby not socialising with her friends. Now again this film is going so fast. It is sad to see Gabby on her own, well almost because not everyone is against her. And now the house is not advertised ‘For Sale’. This film really shows that it isn’t just the immediate family that a separation affects. It is lovely to see Gabby finally say something. Oh, no, it is sad to see Gabby look so lost, although not for long. It is fun to see Gabby approve of Elliot’s choice.


Well Santa bought something. And now ‘He’s here’ well I knew someone was. It is lovely to see the reunion and them meeting up. Oh. I hope Elliot realises the huge part he played in what is happening now. I do hope there is a happy ending. I love the ‘Package deal’. One big happy extended family This is so heartwarming to see.


Thank you for reading

Sandra

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