So, of course, the Princess and Grady go to one (the "Spring Fling Festival"). One of the squares on a Hallmark bingo card is the inevitable "small town festival". That's due to some surprisingly good writing by Jake Helgren, who wrote and directed another one of the worst Hallmark movies that I've ever seen (Save the Wedding). I acknowledge that setting up such road trips, with people who've just met each other, usually requires some outlandish plot contrivances (as in RTR), but here the set up didn't seem all that outlandish. But it was also the plot in the recent Road Trip Romance, one of the worst Hallmark movies that I've ever seen (Ugh, so bad).
#THE ROYAL FEAT MAJESTY 2 MOVIE#
That's a movie plot that dates back to "It Happened One Night" a classic (but far more antagonistic) rom-com. People can learn a lot about each other during long road trips.
I like it when Hallmark movies show two people really getting to know each other before falling in love. Had that been me, I would have gone to L. The family reunion with her uncle in America was a nice excuse to travel abroad, but the artist she liked seemed a little too blasé about having a sweet beautiful princess interested in him. I knew nothing about Phillipa (she's an Aussie actress with few film credits) but she was lovely to watch as she becomes aware of her feelings, interacts kindly with others, and experiences things she had never experienced before as a sheltered princess. For a moment, I thought the fictitious location was called Northeast Phillipa after I saw that on the screen, but then I figured out that Phillipa Northeast was actually the name of the actress who played Princess Amelia, and that the latest fake country name was Bundbury. The opening shot of a beautiful foreign coastline is actually a scenic view of one of the Azores islands, nearly 1,000 miles off the coast of Portugal. I'm tired of plots involving royals, but this is one of the better ones. If you enjoy the Royal romance genre.this is Royal romance with a twist. There is a beautiful song played at the barn dance that suited their trip, and they meet some lovely couples along the way to Chicago. It was such a refreshing change from the usual American bashing. (That was fun for me as a classic movie fan myself.) She threw herself whole heartedly into learning and enjoying American customs. She was an American classic movie aficionado which she learned from her father. "But it's a true American pastime isn't it? It will be just like in the movies only preferably with out the grizzly bears." -Amelia (in regards to Camping) "Yeah! Camping." This was fun and funny. Why isn't this guy meeting you halfway."-Grady. It takes years to build true love and even then it might not be as true as you think.
"He said when he travelled across America he didn't just learn about the country, but he learned about himself."-Amelia about her father "Especially don't believe in love at first sight. "This is so strange, they serve breakfast here all day."-Amelia. It turns out I don't like being pulled away from my days off to play cross-country chauffeur."-Grady What starts as an antagonistic relationship, softens into allies and then more. What will happen when they reach New York and her portrait artist? Well, you will just have to watch to find out! "Sorry. And along the way.well a romance blossoms with the very handsome and capable Grady. When caught trying to steal a vehicle to drive across country from LA to Chicago, Amelia confesses the true reason for her visit to her beloved gay uncle.who also came to America to pursue a man he loved! So, he sets Grady and Amelia up with a convertible to drive across country in, giving her a little taste of freedom before she has to assume the crown. Assigned a security detail (Grady Beck) when she arrives, she initially tries to give him the slip. In order to visit Wes she contrives a Royal visit with her uncle the envoy to America, who lives in Beverly Hills. Amelia has her Royal portrait painted (and it is stunning!) and during the process falls in love with the Chicago portrait artist Wes. Introducing Princess Amelia of the made up kingdom of Bundbury.
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