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      The Art of Us

      TV-G 2017 1h 30m Romance Comedy List
      Reviews 54% Fewer than 50 Ratings Audience Score Dr. Higgins is determined to secure a tenured position at Boston College, and she is counting on curating a big art gallery to do so. But when she loses her showcase artist, she decides to transform her dog walker into the credible artist she needs. Read More Read Less Watch on Fandango at Home Premiered Jun 13 Buy Now

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      Audience Member This is just my personal view. Bleah! There was no, zero, zilch chemistry between the leads and the story line is really absurd. We have a grown man, Tom Becker, who doesn't have PTSD (or so it is not mentioned in the show), who is a strong and intelligent man but who is drifting through life in a broken down houseboat with the only actual job he has as a dogwalker. What?! Are we supposed to find this kind of Hallmark lead actor romantic or attractive in any way? So the premise is thrown in that he is an army Vet. I think that insults Vets. I don't think vets would come home and be as happily unemployed as he is. And certainly nowhere close to being as dishonest. I would like to think that Vets are men of integrity and who would look to take on responsibilities in society – hey I could be completely wrong but regardless, this Tom Becker is presented to us as a lazy and deceitful man. Yucks!! Who wants to fall in love with that character? I always think Taylor Cole should be renamed Taylor Cold. She is an ice queen and I have no idea why or how she is cast as the romantic actress in Hallmark movies. Her smile never reaches her eyes and she is stone cold. She also always acts the role of a spoilt woman who feels somehow entitled to whatever she wants. In this show, she wants to be tenured so she will lie to get what she wants and betray people who have put their trust in her. If I knew a person like this in real life, if I saw her headed my way, I would turn tail and run. And the person in charge of wardrobe should be counselled. Harper wore what appeared to be football gear to the cocktail party. The straps of her dress made her shoulders look so bulked up, all that was missing was the face paint below her eyes and her helmet and she would be ready for a touchdown. Really horrible to the point of shudder to see her come down the stairs in that dress. And Tom says she looks beautiful. I didn't know if I was supposed to laugh or cry in horror. The only bond the two leads have in this show is in the shared lie and the threat of mutual destruction they both live under. And mutual destruction is bestowed upon them sure enough. And if you can believe it, the movie ends on that note. Whaaaat?! Come to think of it, both Harper and Tom deserve each other. They are both peas in a very rotting pod. Seriously, don't bother watching this show. Other than the beautiful art pieces, the human beings in this show are so far from beautiful, this might as well be a horror show. Rated 0.5 out of 5 stars 02/19/23 Full Review Audience Member Unpredictable, takes its time, keeps everything to a high simmer, great chemistry - loved every minute of The Art of Us Rated 5 out of 5 stars 01/30/23 Full Review Audience Member This was one of the better Hallmark movies I have seen. I really enjoyed everything about it. Rated 4.5 out of 5 stars 01/28/23 Full Review Read all reviews Post a rating

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      Synopsis Dr. Higgins is determined to secure a tenured position at Boston College, and she is counting on curating a big art gallery to do so. But when she loses her showcase artist, she decides to transform her dog walker into the credible artist she needs.
      Director
      Kristoffer Tabori
      Producer
      Howard Braunstein, Sydell Albert
      Screenwriter
      Karen Berger
      Production Co
      Crown Media Productions
      Rating
      TV-G
      Genre
      Romance, Comedy
      Original Language
      English
      Runtime
      1h 30m
      Sound Mix
      Stereo
      Aspect Ratio
      HDTV
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