It follows Tara, a free spirit with a beautiful singing voice. She has always professed she doesn't need a partner or so-called commitment. When her friends see her connection with Noah, their job turns into matchmaking.
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Cast
Jill Carter
Director
Camille Stopps
Tara Williams
Brett Donahue
Noah Bailey
Brittany Bristow
Nicole Everett
Lily Gao
Sydney Wei
Chantel Riley
Lauren Bishop
Michèle Duquet
Nadine Williams
Izad Etemadi
Kyle
Benjamin Blais
Garth Bryant
Nck Name
Sam
Michael Chan
Salesman
Leah Brady
Stephanie Bishop
Andrew Bushell
Peter Bishop
Jesse Hutch
Theo
Marcus Rosner
Josh Nolan
Barbara Kymlicka
Writer
Tanya Linton
Writer
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5 Comments
source: Tara's Tune
The series comes to a close with this movie as we land back on New Year's Eve. I mean I hope it does and it doesn't get another 4 movies cause 8 movies with these people is toooo much! The stranger- friends come over to clean her house like all the movies before while the Tara is at work all day. Of the four, Tara is the free spirited non committing one and we get a backstory with her mom to see why she has the need to distance herself from all men. But the lie of marriage.. was that really needed? I get that it's the whole plot and the fun part of the movie but it was too much. The leads had good chemistry and it was different to see a hobo van life musician in the mix. When the mom suggests the friends to be maids of honour and how awkward it is, it shows this is not the wedding veil series, these girls are strangers- they are not friends, do any of them even have friends? I doesn't sound like it. It was interesting that only Nicole was engaged and Sydney said she's focused on a second restaurant instead of marriage. So how successful is this love club? Should it be renamed to strangers who come to your house for a week while you are at work and they go through your stuff? Guess that's not as catchy. The series was released during February as the main valentines movies and I don't think it fit well. Maybe this one should have been in January and wedding veils second trilogy be in Feb? There were other valentines releases this year and they were terrible so the love club series actually saved the month. This is likely the trend for movies going forward with several leads in a series. I hope they don't write stuff like Nicole's movie ever again and stick with the later movies quality!
The series comes to a close with this movie as we land back on New Year's Eve. I mean I hope it does and it doesn't get another 4 movies cause 8 movies with these people is toooo much! The stranger- friends come over to clean her house like all the movies before while the Tara is at work all day. Of the four, Tara is the free spirited non committing one and we get a backstory with her mom to see why she has the need to distance herself from all men. But the lie of marriage.. was that really needed? I get that it's the whole plot and the fun part of the movie but it was too much. The leads had good chemistry and it was different to see a hobo van life musician in the mix. When the mom suggests the friends to be maids of honour and how awkward it is, it shows this is not the wedding veil series, these girls are strangers- they are not friends, do any of them even have friends? I doesn't sound like it. It was interesting that only Nicole was engaged and Sydney said she's focused on a second restaurant instead of marriage. So how successful is this love club? Should it be renamed to strangers who come to your house for a week while you are at work and they go through your stuff? Guess that's not as catchy. The series was released during February as the main valentines movies and I don't think it fit well. Maybe this one should have been in January and wedding veils second trilogy be in Feb? There were other valentines releases this year and they were terrible so the love club series actually saved the month. This is likely the trend for movies going forward with several leads in a series. I hope they don't write stuff like Nicole's movie ever again and stick with the later movies quality!
source: Tara's Tune
