Evengyny Thanks for the memories!

Portia Hilton Blistering performances.

Hattie I didn’t really have many expectations going into the movie (good or bad), but I actually really enjoyed it. I really liked the characters and the banter between them.

Winifred The movie is made so realistic it has a lot of that WoW feeling at the right moments and never tooo over the top. the suspense is done so well and the emotion is felt. Very well put together with the music and all.

larrysaunders-45785 The movie is an entertaining innocent look at life through a young woman's eyes. She has a state of mind lead by her dreams. It is a pleasant cleaver plot. She patiently calculates, and waits to get what she really wants. You get to share her emotions as she goes through issues with her friends, and family. Yet you don't have to worry about sharing the movie with younger children. It's like parking next to a field to count how many wild flowers are growing there. A look at things everyone else might just passes by, and misses out on. It is set in a small town. So if you want to relax, and laugh it is a good choice.

batemancharlie45 I attended a screening of Friends Don't Let Friends Date Friends with low expectations and I walked away liking it even less than I expected to. The script was obviously influenced by the films of John Hughes and Kevin Smith, however there is nothing flattering about this imitation. The script tries much too hard to emulate the aforementioned filmmakers and a great deal of the performances come off as forced because of it. The only positive was that although somewhat repetitive, the music fit well with the story this movie was attempting to tell. Don't waste your time with this one, you're better off watching one of the movies that this film wishes it was again than wasting your time with this hollow imitation.

Joseph Reboy FDLFD follows Della and her friends as they work their way through small-town romantic entanglements, all of which seem to fly past Della. Created and Directed by Rhonda Parker as a student film it is impossible to say there are no weak spots in the script or the acting, but the overall tone of the film, the fairly unique approach of a making a romantic comedy with no real action sequences lends a warmer feel to the production.Shortcomings can be forgiven easily because the main characters are engaging and the relationships, and the pangs from the relationships, are believable. This does not have the feel of a vanity project. Every once in a while genuine laughs slip in and liven the film up. Comedy is a difficult thing to master, subtle comedy more-so.Extremely small-level indie projects like this that rely on character and require time to play out are a rarity, and should be encouraged.I am impressed with this film and, for the sake of transparency, I am proud to have been one of the fund-raising contributors, albeit on a small scale. I want to see what Rhonda comes up with next.

franpecorella This is a very funny Rom Com. It is filmed entirely in Orleans County New York. It showcases the beautiful Lake Ontario, and many of the local treasures, the Famous NYS Erie Barge Canal, many waterfalls, a lighthouse, local parks, and very beautiful Churches with beautiful stained glass windows and Medina Sandstone construction . The cast meshes well. It could be called a chick flick? Rest assured that you can watch it with friends and family members of all ages and not be embarrassed by any of the scenes. Thereis no nudity or vulgar language. It is a movie you will want to watch more than once. Buy a copy, pop a big bowl of popcorn, pour an ice cold soda, sit back and enjoy.