A Priceless Love (2022 TV Movie) User Reviews

Bad script

[drbreakwell · 3/10 · 25 June 2022]

How many people would give up $80 thousand just to " look" for the previous owner. Really dumb. How many women who are getting married within the next few days just begin looking for a wedding dress finds one that fits perfectly? Why do these movies always have tea/coffee in a "to-go" cup that is obviously empty. The dialogue is really awful. Ended up watching just to waste time. This movie is worse than the really bad Hallmark movies.

Movie should be renamed to "I can't do that"

[hallmarkmov · 2/10 · 3 July 2022]

I read the synopsis and thought this would be a cute movie and yet I found myself switching the channel within 15 minutes. This lady SELLS antiques for a living. People gave up their stuff so you can sell it and make money. Why does she suddenly care about finding the owner of a teapot she would have sold for $20 when it's miraculously priced at $80k? Doesn't make any sense! For several minutes all she said was I can't do that - I can't do that- over and over again! It drove me insane. Also does she never clean? How does she not know there was the note or necklace on the floor. Maybe if she actually cleaned the store once in a while there wouldn't be all these issues. She also cries more than the bride who should be the one having a breakdown about not having a dress and wanting a toilet paper trashed tree wedding declaration. The story had a lot of potential, and maybe it's the bad acting or dialogue, but it fell flat and was not worth watching even on a lazy Sunday afternoon.

Written by a 12 year old

[linda-plant2 · 2/10 · 21 January 2024]

I've only got as far as the first commercial break, and I'm wondering if I've strayed into children's tv. The storyline "could" have worked initially, but then descended into utter farce. Without giving any spoilers, the possibility of tracking an unknown person down without any information or documents within a couple of days (and without any frantic hurry) , would be impossible even for the FBI /Interpol/ MI5 all put together - but then, THIS is Hallmark !! The lead actress Erin, has clearly got experience in films, but it's obvious why she hasn't made the big time, likewise her male lead. The script is dire, particularly the lines uttered by her best friend, the bride. No-one (unless they do in America) has such pathetic conversations with their best mate. Some stranger bumps into her Maid of Honour, and she suggests bringing him to her wedding, like you do.

Definitely a Hallmark turkey.