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Love at the Shore

2017

84 minutes

Director

Steven R. Monroe

Cast

Amanda Righetti

Peter Porte

Reagan Shumate

Description

Single mom Jenna Thompson (Amanda Righetti), a successful teen novelist, plans to use her family's annual beach vacation as a working retreat to meet her next book's deadline. Upon arriving, she discovers she'll be sharing the duplex with a carefree surfer named Lucas (Peter Porte). Initially at odds due to their contrasting lifestyles, Jenna and Lucas gradually form an unexpected bond, leading Jenna to reevaluate her priorities and consider embracing life's unpredictable waves.

Professions

Teen novelist

Surfer

Settings & Cities

A beachside town during the summer

Tybee Island, Georgia

Tybee Island, Georgia

Savannah, Georgia

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Review

Love at the Shore—A Beachy Love Story with Extra Salt and Sand

Love at the Shore is the Hallmark Channel movie that proves you don’t need a snowy mountain retreat or a charming small town to find love—you just need a beach, some questionably fast chemistry, and a whole lot of sunset montages. If you’ve ever wondered how “I don’t believe in love” can turn into “I believe in love, but only if it involves an ocean view”, this movie is the perfect Hallmark movie blueprint for the beachy romance of your dreams.

The plot centers around Cassie, a city girl who escapes to the shore for a summer getaway, probably to escape a complicated work life or a toxic relationship—because, let’s face it, Hallmark movies can’t resist a good emotional reset by the ocean. Enter Tyler, the gruff, brooding, but secretly soft-hearted guy who happens to be a local beachside business owner (because of course he is, this is a Hallmark movie). He and Cassie clash at first—because that’s what Hallmark movies love: people who totally don’t get along at first but totally get along later once they realize they have more in common than a mutual love of sunsets and bad beach puns.

As the beachy romance unfolds, Cassie and Tyler’s love-hate relationship gets deeper, as they discover that maybe they have more in common than they thought—like both secretly loving the beach, and perhaps being a little bit more emotionally available than they thought (cue the emotional conversation by the bonfire). With scenic shots of waves crashing, intense paddleboarding scenes, and an endless supply of fresh seafood, you’d think they were making a documentary on why beaches cure everything. Of course, there’s the usual misunderstanding, because Hallmark movies wouldn’t be the same without a little last-minute romantic tension.

But fear not, because by the end of the movie—just as you’re wondering if they’ll kiss at the sunset or if the clouds will part and allow for the perfect moment—love conquers all, and the beach becomes the backdrop for the perfect love story. Cassie realizes that maybe she’s not just looking for a vacation escape, but a new life full of beach picnics, sandy toes, and the kind of love that only happens when you're half-covered in sunscreen.

If you're looking for a feel-good movie where love comes in the form of matching beach towels, romantic beachside walks, and a plot that’s as refreshing as the ocean breeze, Love at the Shore is your Hallmark movie escape. Pop some popcorn, grab a beach-themed cocktail, and get ready for some sunshine-filled romance that’ll have you dreaming of summer love and romantic getaways—because who needs winter when you’ve got beach kisses and endless sunsets?

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