Same Time Next Week

Same Time Next Week is a 2017 romantic comedy movie about two high school sweethearts who reconnect after many years apart. The story is centered around Sarah (Jewel Staite) and her husband David (Travis Milne), who visit the same bed and breakfast every year for their wedding anniversary. One year, they meet Megan (Stephanie Bennett), a cheerful and friendly waitress who works at the bed and breakfast. The three quickly become friends and Megan reveals that she is still single and looking for love.

As Sarah and David enjoy their vacation, they start to reconnect and rediscover the spark that first brought them together. They are delighted by their newfound connection and start to fall in love all over again. Meanwhile, Megan finds herself drawn to David and it becomes clear that she also has feelings for him. However, she is conflicted about her attraction to David and worries that it might ruin her friendship with Sarah.

Throughout the movie, the story jumps between different periods in time, illustrating how Sarah and David's relationship has evolved over the years since high school. We see how they first fell in love, their struggles to start a family, and the challenges that they have faced along the way. We also witness their ups and downs as a couple and their efforts to rebuild their relationship after experiencing great loss.

As the movie progresses, tensions begin to rise as Megan struggles with her conflicting feelings for David. She eventually decides to share her feelings with Sarah, who is initially upset but comes to appreciate Megan's honesty. The three eventually work things out and find a way to maintain their relationships with one another.

Overall, Same Time Next Week is a heartwarming and nostalgic movie about love, friendship, and the challenges that come with meaningful relationships. The movie does an excellent job of illustrating how a romantic relationship can evolve over time and the importance of communication in maintaining strong friendships. The acting is solid across the board, with Jewel Staite and Travis Milne delivering especially strong performances. If you're in the mood for a charming and uplifting romantic comedy, this one is well worth a watch.