Love is in the Air – Movie Review
Director: Adrian Powers
Writer: Adrian Powers, Caera Bradshaw, Katharine McPhee (Screenplay)
Cast
- Delta Goodrem (Neighbours)
- Joshua Sasse (No Tomorrow)
- Roy Billing (The Dish)
- Steph Tisdell (Total Control)
- Simon Brook McLachlan (The Pacific)
Plot: A seaplane pilot flying in the tropics finds herself falling for the man sent to sink her business.
Runtime: 1 Hour 28 Minutes
There may be spoilers in the rest of the review
Story: Love is in the Air starts when a small family-run air tour business. Father Jeff (Billing) handles the numbers, while his daughter Dana (Goodrem) uses the sky to escape her life problems while helping the remote residence. Meanwhile, William (Sasse) has been sent to close down the business to help cut his own company’s loss.
Once William arrives it doesn’t take long for Dana to try and scare him off, by showing him her everyday routine. However, when William is left with the difficult decision, he must own up to what his business wants to do and break the heart of the woman he is starting to fall for.
Verdict on Love is in the Air
Love is in the Air is a romantic comedy that follows two people from completely different worlds who are thrown together for a business decision. However, that decision could be the same thing that stops them from being together.
This is a movie that brings us back the formula of two people from different worlds coming together and falling in love. All while one has motivation that could break the heart of the other. It is a tried and tested formula that always works. However, it brings the laughs and shows how cold hearted the business world can be. It proves that learning about a business can change their mind and show the importance to the surrounding area. In the end, this is filled with all the charm of most romantic comedies and gets to highlight how beautiful Australia is.
Where to Watch: Love is in the Air is available on Netflix now.
Final Thoughts – Love is in the Air is a charming romantic comedy.
