This was a fairly entertaining movie until the climax. That ruined the entire rest of the movie for me. Such injustice is not acceptable for me in a movie like this and the crook was a very unlikeable slob.

I also thought the initial antagonism between the leads was overplayed. She was an idiot the way she kept pushing him and he was just as mean back to her. But then that's how these movies go.

The story isn't great. I was amazed at the ending I refer to above, but otherwise it was based on some common formulas. Daughter, and sister, is faced with sticking with the family business or following her dream. The male lead is saving so that he can get off the grid and escape. They spend time together and fall in love. I thought Hunter King and Beau Mirchoff had chemistry. If you can live with the ending, the rest is nice.

There is a lot of underwater photography focusing on sea life.

Great work Beau Mirchoff! I think your acting was outstanding. I honestly think Beau would be great in the Hallmark Christmas movies. I hope all of the Hallmark supporters enjoyed watching Beau as much as I did!

Addie (Hunter King) is in Hawaii as the maid of honor and organizer of her sister's wedding. Her most important possession is a ring from her late grandmother. When she loses the ring, she needs help from chilled dive instructor Jack (Beau Mirchoff).

This is a Hallmark romance. The meet-cute has a good amount of cute and the maximum amount of conflict. These are two young beautiful people in a beautiful place. The leads have fine chemistry. The underwater stuff is pretty and it's Hawaii. The writing and the general filmmaking is all Hallmark basics. The biggest issue with the story is Addie as a master diver. If she's a skilled diver and the ring is that important, she should be spending every moment of daylight to search for the ring. She can't know how to dive for the sake of the story logic. She should be stressed. She should be desperate. She should be trying to find the ring at every hour of the day. Now maybe he could talk her down a bit but the way that he could show he truly cares is to start searching for ring excessively himself. There is also the theme of magic. The movie could do more with that. For example, Jack should give something more personal to temporarily take the place of ring. It's a talisman. I do love her playing with her finger all the time over the ring. This has a lot of good elements of a rom-com. The writing does need to expand and develop into more than what is just another Hallmark movie.