Five Blind Dates

The show has potential but never reach climax. It is funny, cute and a great charmimg cast. The main story line is kinda empty and shallow. If thr show using tea as their theme, they should get a professional, tea expert to show them the way. Just keep saying the word tea and show a few clip of tea just isn't cut it. The tea ceremony shown the writer have no idea. Brother in law Nigel is the best wing man. :) acting is good. I think this show is ok to watch, it's entertaining. But don't expect some deep meaningful story out of it. Love the cast. Everyone is great. I have to keep typing to meet the minimum character lol. Feel like the show is exactly that.

Romantic Comedy ' ' Five Blind Dates ' ' is a light, funny movie, that, alas, doesn't deliver. The movie has its moments, with the tea shop theme and the relationship between the main character and her grandmother being sweet and cute. However, the rest of the story felt flat and underdeveloped. Especially when it came to the family drama, it was like they knew something that the audience didn't and we were trying to figure it out, while they were sharing an inside joke. The idea of the movie, moreover, was itneresting though predictable. And, it was nice that they had it set in Australia. Finally, the performances were decent, the best friend was the best one in the cast! So, overall, three out of ten.

I'm not sure why the reviews are so low! Yes the plot is predictable and it's very cheesy. But I still really loved it! It's not Oscar worthy but it's a nice movie to just turn off your brain for a bit and just relax to. I'm a sucker for Hallmark/predictable romance story lines. And this movie falls right into that category. I'm not Chinese so I would not be able to comment on the cultural parts of the movie. However I am Asian American so it was nice to see people who look like me on screen. I did wish they put a little more screen time with the "five dates" since that's the premise of the movie. Also the "best friend" felt like a one dimensional character. Wish the friend had more character development.

I loved this movie. It definitely deserves a much higher rating. I loved all the characters and i felt that they all had great chemistry and it felt real and dysfunctional at the same time. The movie was very funny and easy to watch. This was an uplifting story and i felt happy after watching it. I loved how it tells a story about the Chinese traditional tea making and about family. Its Good to see an Australian movie with some nice scenery of Sydney and Townsville. I would have liked to have seen more scenery of Australia though. If your looking for a fun movie then this is the one. I thoroughly enjoyed it and I highly recommend watching. It.

I found this disappointing. I was looking forward to a rom com based in Australia but from the get go it was all very predictable. The main character is an entitled, selfish brat she treats her (very kind) friends and sister poorly while spending the entire time feeling sorry for herself. She makes her sister's wedding all about herself and her tea shop. She somehow lives in a beautiful one bedroom apartment in Sydney (so expensive), while managing a failing teashop not relatable or believable in the slightest. The acting is terrible, none of it was believable, and it never pulled me in. The actor who plays the sister in particular, was some of the worst acting I've ever seen. I would not recommend this movie to anyone plenty of other good rom-coms to watch.

I wish I could vote ten times instead of just once. It's a great movie which deserves a higher rating. I am not familiar with Chinese culture beyond what I've seen in the media, so I can't comment on that aspect. But overall lightness and airy atmosphere brought me joy and made me smile. Enjoyed the movie set in Australia, even though it only showed glimpses of Sydney and landscapes, seeing different countries always bring that particular sense of novelty and curiosity. I love tea, for me it's not just a drink but a source of comfort and warmth too.. I highly recommend it to all tea lovers.

As a 3rd generation Chinese American, I am offended by our depicton in the movie. When people say the movie is for tea lovers, I am beyond confused. It's about racism which is still rampant in your country. Why don't you address that fact. Recently. There have been so many gorgeously wonderful Asian films, and I do understand not everyone has the budget, but I'd like to think you at least had some sense of modicum. Someone reviewed this move and rated to at 10. A 10! Think on the last great move you've ever seen. Does this compare or exceed? As an Asian American, I find this film somewhat insulting and overall underwhegmining.