The Proposition by Shirley Harrison
This one seems to care more about introducing secondary characters than to tell a decent story.
Category:2 Oogies
Maggie Sweet by Judith Minthorn Stacy
This is a well-written story about a doormat designed to drive up the blood pressure.
We Were Soldiers (2002)
This one is best watched with the USA flag draped over your body. And eyes too.
The Love Match by Deborah Simmons, Deborah Hale, and Nicola Cornick
Two Debbies and one Nicky walk into a bar one day…
Snow Dogs (2002)
The dogs are so cute! The rest of the movie… well, I’ve seen better.
The Time Machine (2002)
Everyone in this movie will be so embarrassed once he or she sobers up…
Black Lion’s Bride by Tina St John
Why include Islam if you are going to whitewash everything about it?
Tea for Two by Cathy Maxwell and Liz Carlyle
Innocence, innocence, innocence is so-ooo-ooo-ooo awesome, so if you are not an innocent woman, too bad.
Maybe Baby (2000)
Definitely boring.
Silverbridge by Joan Wolf
This “contemporary romance” is so out of touch, even Granny will be embarrassed.