Christina Milian's second rom-com with a punny title in two years, is as uninspired as its name; In "Resort to Love," the lack of discernible chemistry between the characters makes it hard to believe they belong together
"Resort to Love" might not break new ground in the genre or leave you philosophizing, but its location, diverse cast, and enjoyable pop soundtrack offer novel appeal. The film also maturely balances comedy with realistic emotion
"Resort to Love" doesn’t do anything unexpected or exciting and, despite its overly saccharine silliness, it is entertaining enough to watch in passing
by Jennifer Green [Common Sense Media ]
by Mae Abdulbaki [ScreenRant ]
