Sam never left their hometown, and is teaching band at their old high school. For instance, we find out that Emma moved back in with her parents in New England after the crash and has since taken over running their quaint and very small book store. Granted, some of the time jumps are filled in with flashbacks during the course of the movie. Obviously, Emma is devastated, but rather than linger in her grief, the film jumps ahead four years, and lo and behold, she’s about to marry Sam (Simu Liu, Shang-Chi And The Legend Of The Ten Rings), who turns out to be just about the most perfect and understanding guy imaginable.
But on his trip, Jesse’s helicopter crashes and he disappears, presumably forever. He’s something of an adventurer, and he doesn’t hesitate to head off to a remote area of Alaska to photograph the terrain, even though it means missing their one-year anniversary.
Jump ahead a few years later, and now Emma and Jesse (Luke Bracey, the Point Break remake) are newly married, living in California, and very happy. With a plot that even Nicholas Sparks would think was too unbelievable, the film centers on Emma ( Hamilton’s Phillipa Soo), who was fortunate enough to meet her perfect guy, Jesse, at their New England high school, leaving her best guy friend, Sam, pining for her from afar because he’s too much of a wuss to tell her how he feels. Ever wonder what happens to a film that breaks out of Lifetime/Hallmark Channel jail? Me neither, but apparently one such film is One True Loves, from director Andy Fickman ( Paul Blart: Mall Cop 2, Race to Witch Mountain, Playing with Fire) and co-writers Taylor Jenkins Reid and Alex Jenkins Reid (adapting Taylor’s novel).
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