Love Comes Softly

There is a category of films that calls ‘chick flick’. These films are notable for the fact the men viewing them have the risk of dying of boredom. “Love Comes Softly” is one of such movies.

The plot is ordinary, predictable and hackneyed. The pregnant damsel, who lost her husband, marries again, but this time it’s a marriage of convenience. They agreed to live together until the spring, both of them have their own interests and only the time will show what the spring will bring.

I’m not a big fan of Katherin Heigl, but in this movie she is right at home, probably Heigl is good at acting of good-for-noting girls. I cannot not to mention acting of the little devil (Skye McCole Bartusiak), the step-daughter of the main heroine. For the girl of her age Skye was incredible.

I can’t say the movie teaches us something or make us think about exalted things, but if you are lonely or just emotional female being, you’ll probably like it and even will have some moments to cry.

In summery, with clear conscience I give 5/10 to “Love Comes Softly”.