Just One Kiss didn't make sense. Mia wants a man who is stable. That is why she wants a divorce. Her husband is an ex-alcoholic, but now has been in detox and works a full-time job. He has shaped up to be a good husband again, but she won't give him a second chance. Mia begins to date a man who sings in a nightclub, whose voice was not that exceptional, and may not have a gig in the future. How is that for stability? Her friends tell Tony that if that is all Mia is looking for, she is not worthy of him. Well, it was so important to Mia that she was divorcing her husband. Mia is back in a questionable, unstable relationship in the end. We'll see where the lounge singer is in five years. Mia will be supporting him, like she did her ex-husband.
Plus, at the start of the movie Mia was talking out loud in a movie theater and was angry at Tony for asking her to be quiet. How rude. Next her woke friend turns on the fire alarm at Mia's university to stop her from making a fool out of herself while lecturing a class. Isn't that a crime? What is Hallmark promoting these days? Certainly not good morals or decency.
Plus, at the start of the movie Mia was talking out loud in a movie theater and was angry at Tony for asking her to be quiet. How rude. Next her woke friend turns on the fire alarm at Mia's university to stop her from making a fool out of herself while lecturing a class. Isn't that a crime? What is Hallmark promoting these days? Certainly not good morals or decency.