Predictable story-line, beautiful autumn colors & decorations, nice plot-twist at the end with the photograph.

Chad Michael Murray character was too arrogant for me to get attached, or to care if he ended up with Jessica Lowndes character. Sad, I usually like his movies.

Jessica Lowndes was lovely in this movie, so pretty and natural now that they've toned-down her make-up (only "the tour/dance" scene made her look too staged with that gross red lipstick, those racoon-eyes, too much eyeliner and hooker eyeshadow ... it's a small town, where was she dressing up to go?). I did not see her 90210 Remake, so I have no comparison like the other reviewer.

I did notice the car window down when she left her car in the ditch overnight - was shouting at the screen to close her window and lock her doors. Also, noticed her attire in the car-in-ditch scene, why do producers always put the females in high-heels and fur-coat to take a long-distance ride ... who does that in real life?

The show I watched was labelled "An Autumn Romance" not "Colors of Love" ... not sure when/why the name change.

All in all, it was a movie that can be watched by the entire family with no controversial sex or language scenes. Was good to see the addition of multi-racial family dynamics, would like to see more of this in both Hallmark and GAC movies.

Welp, I'm ending my restful long weekend of doing basically nothing but watching movies and napping on a very low note with this one. This movie has about as much substance as a talking rock. Okay, it's an attempt at a romcom, I totally get it, but it is so Hollywood abnormally unrealistic that I barely got through it, in fact I think I made tea three times. I don't like being harsh, but it's just not good. The story is super predictable and very child like, not even teenage level. I can't really explain it and I think I now have to find one more movie to watch just to negate this one. I really would not waste your time with this, I'm sorry to say.

I watch a lot of these movies and, yes, they're very much one like the other, but that's part of their charm.

However, what is it casting directors see in Jessica Lowndes that I'm not seeing?

She's so stilted every single time she delivers her lines and is so flat and emotionless. She delivers her lines, most of the time, as though she's remembering them as she goes along, as though someone is feeding her the lines via an ear piece.

I've seen actors in high school plays deliver lines better than Jessica Lowndes.