The Baker's Son

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This has got to be the dumbest plot device I have ever seen lol... Great for making fun of but how does a baker forget to make bread.. does love make you remember the right measurements for bread? I can suspend disabelif for so long.. but traveling to an island for bread? Dont get me wrong ok I love a good cheesy stupid hallmark film on a Sunday.. but this is far too childish. Supuflious characters, weird subplots and the lsland bread situation is far too simple and feels like the writers just rushed a script using the usual cliques and hallmark hit points. I could see this plot in a cartoon for kids but something for adults to watch is frankly insulting for your intelligence.

No likeable people in this and the whole bread thing is lame it's a show for 2 ur olds yukk!!!! So she sells a restaurant because some loser chose a diff chick? Lol all losers.

Nicole the ballet dancer is far too tall. You can't feed bread to dancers lol. Most bakers are up cooking at 5am in the morning, so unbelievable to think he would stay up so late. Totally predictable otherwise.

I am always interested in a movie with Brant Daugherty so I watched The Baker's Son and was disappointed. The relationship between Matt and Annie was promising. I really liked Eloise Mumford but characters like the mayor and the sheriff were irritating, even Matt's father. The end was cute but not worth the journey to get there. I'll check out the next movie with Daugherty or Mumford and hope for better.

I love Hallmark movies, and I thought this one would be fun to watch. I found myself playing solitaire on my phone while trying to plow through it. I finally couldn't bear it any longer and turned it off. The scenery was beautiful, and it had a great cast, but I just couldn't get into the story. :(

I enjoyed this movie, not for the acting, which was fine, or the story line which was somewhat predictable, but because it was filmed in the charming little town of Chemainus on Vancouver Island. The cafe is the Willow Street Cafe, and was not changed at all, or the Main Street, full of cute little shops. But what Chemainus is really known for are the spectacular murals on all of the buildings. They depict the history & growth of this area, so were not shown as it would not fit with a US town. It was nice to see Brent Daugherty as the male lead. I also liked him in Just for the Summer. But not so with the female lead. Just not very likeable and looked much older than the male lead. And that hairdo looked like it was cut with a chain saw. The townspeople were good, especially the mayor. The location saved this movie for me. And the bread!

Fell in love with this premise within the first 10 minutes! Great setting, characters, humor, diverse cast, etc. A winning combination that I would tune in for weekly!

Not very good, did not keep my attention. Too many different accents, British, French and who knows what else. Supposed to be a small town in the middle of nowhere and all of these international people are popping up. In the bakery, Baskets of bread are sitting open air. Who lets a stray dog into a bakery? Yuk.