SYNOPSICS
Late Bloomer (2016) is a English movie. W.D. Hogan has directed this movie. Italia Ricci,Nathan Parsons,Madison Pettis,Beth Broderick are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2016. Late Bloomer (2016) is considered one of the best Family,Romance movie in India and around the world.
Botanist, Jenny Taft, has traveled all over the world with her boyfriend, Owen, in search of the rare heart orchid. There's a myth that states that the rare flower will only bloom when a couple finds true love, but Jenny doesn't buy into it. When Jenny heads out to California to assist her mother Eileen with the sale of her childhood home, Jenny is flooded with memories of the cruel treatment she received as a teenager. As luck would have it, Jenny bumps into her high-school crush Shane, now a teacher at their alma mater. In hopes of making amends for the mean prom night prank he played on her so many years ago, he now asks Jenny to accompany him to the prom he's chaperoning. Jenny finds herself torn between her relationship with Owen and re-kindled feelings for Shane. Will a kiss from one or the other get the heart orchid to finally bloom?
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Late Bloomer (2016) Reviews
Flawed but pretty decent family entertainment
A young woman, haunted by a high school trauma, returns home to confront the man and woman responsible for that trauma. However, the man is not the bully that he was and a tentative relationship ensues. The writers and producers of this film have made some odd choices. I like Beth Broderick and she does a good job but there is NO way I could believe that she was Italia Ricci's mother. In addition, having Ricci climb a tree to look at a flower growing in its branches (?) (so she can have a clumsy fall in front of the hero) is just sloppy writing. That said, Ricci does a great job portraying the smart but somewhat downtrodden Jenny Taft, aspiring botanist. She and Nathan Parsons have nice chemistry. And kudos to the writers proving the "mean girl" antagonist played by Brooke Newton some actual motivation for her meanness. By the end, we may not like Allison Crane but I think we understand her a little better. Hallmark is sure churning out a lot of movies these days...this is one of the better ones.