Fate or Just a Date

Rating: 9/10 (4 February 2010)

An unsuspecting Tom turns his eyes toward his boss to receive the newest strategic plan regarding the greeting card business they both work for to discover the girl he believes he's been waiting for since he was a kid. Even though Tom comes from a family with divorced parents, he still believes that love can exist and endure. The devotion that gushes from Tom dazzles all female viewers. Your emotions will parallel with Tom's, so the watcher will ache while he hurts and smile while he glows.
Summer, the main love interest, supports the contradiction of Tom's belief. Statistics of marriages that end in divorce and having also come from a family split by divorce leads her to believe that all love dies out and relationships don't last forever. Summer's honest and kind nature donates innocence to her collection of unique traits, which make her stand out in a crowd. Her independence satisfied her enough until she met Tom. She questions her real feelings for Tom and the status of their relationship confuses her.
The idea of a compatible relationship tempts us all, and the viewer's desire is quenched while watching Summer and Tom frolic through Ikea and struggle to recall the theme of Nightrider. The viewer can't resist rooting for their fun and pure relationship to survive the rough patch Tom and Summer encounter due to the differences of fundamental belief about relationships.
This passionate film includes a menagerie of emotions that viewers can relate to and the charming characters will captivate the hearts of all watchers. You do not want to miss out on this opportunity to witness a whole new type of love story.