Bad Date Chronicles
Network: Hallmark
Director: Steven R. Monroe
Written by: Rick Garman
Production Credit: Larry Levinson Productions, Lighthouse Pictures
Plot Summary:
Leigh runs the website “Bad Date Chronicles,” which allows people to anonymously post horrible date experiences. When rival blogger Conner becomes the subject of one of her posts, they agree to date each other to see which one is the “bad dater.”
Cast:
Merritt Patterson (Leigh)
Justin Kelly (Conner)
Lanie McAuley (Erin)
Giles Panton (Brad)
Gina Holden (Allison)
Matt Bellefleur (Milo)
Viv Leacock (Maitre’d)
My Rating:
My Thoughts:
Bad Date Chronicles is a movie that I wasn’t sure if I was going to like, but wow, was I wrong. I loved this movie.
Leigh
Merritt Patterson did a fantastic job portraying her character. I loved how she brought Leigh to life and how she got so invested in proving how their date went, even if they were both wrong. Leigh is someone that wears her heart on her sleeve and tries so hard not to get hurt again.
Conner
Justin Kelly did a great job portraying his character as well. I loved how he did it and how he was so nervous on their first date, along with his reactions on their second date. Conner seems like a great guy who has also had a tough time in the dating department but is willing to try again. I love how these two realize what happened and went on another date without anything going wrong.
These two have great chemistry together, and I can’t wait to see them both in another movie together one day.
Side Romances
Their bosses are literally so funny with how they have this bet going on and how they so like each other despite not wanting the other to know. The second little side romance is that of Lanie McAuley and Giles Panton. Those two are so cute, and I love how they started their little flirtation as well.
The sets are so beautiful as well, and I love the offices for their respective businesses. I didn’t get where it was supposed to be, but every place that they went to was really great.
Bad Date Chronicles premiered initially on the PixL network on July 1, 2017.
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