Been There All Along

Name: Been There All Along
Genre: Romance
Released: 2023-06-26
Duration: 1 h 29 min
Rating: 5.3
Cast: Marlie Collins, Adam Hollick, Shyinne Anastacio

TV Movie
2023
1h 29m

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5.3/10

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Marlie Collins and Adam Hollick in Been There All Along (2023)

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After her public breakup, Charley, determined founder of a dating app, is near bankruptcy and teamed up with Liam, a self-assured and innovative marketing expert, to save her company.After her public breakup, Charley, determined founder of a dating app, is near bankruptcy and teamed up with Liam, a self-assured and innovative marketing expert, to save her company.After her public breakup, Charley, determined founder of a dating app, is near bankruptcy and teamed up with Liam, a self-assured and innovative marketing expert, to save her company.

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IMDb RATING

5.3/10

216

YOUR RATING

4User reviews

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Trivia
This is one of the rare modern US or Canadian TV movie in which not a one member of the cast used iPhone. Instead, they used Android smartphones made by Motorola and Samsung.

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At the conclusion of the meeting with Liam at Charley's home they are standing on her front porch and you can see a crew member in the background behind a yellow bush starting to rise up.

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3/10

Another dud from Reel One Entertainment.

Reel One Entertainment (ROE) is known for mass producing low budget rom-coms, that mostly have low quality. ROE, Nicely and others tend to use the Hallmark formula, a female lead with her own business stumbles into romance. Low budget rom-coms seem to be obsessed with apps especially dating ones, maybe to appeal to a younger audience. The "app" plots tend to be duds and this one is no exception, along with a lot of the dialog.

Marlie Collins the female lead doesn't work, totally not believable as a tech exec. I blame the director for not getting a believable performance from her. Adam Hollick the male lead is very good and carries scenes he's in and is believable as a marking guru. The supporting cast was ok.