Enjoyable but very predictable plot line. I would have preferred if our heroine wasn't so Barbie perfect. I mean does she really have time to put on her perfect eye shadow when they are dealing with the aftermath of a cyclone! She's so gorgeous he would have fallen for her looking a little more like a regular girl. Then it would have been a fun surprise for him when she shows up at the boardroom in London in impeccable clothing and perfectly coiffed. Stunning scenery of this part of Australia. Could have watched that all day. Other characters were good and supportive. A pleasant diversion, but predictable in just about every way.

This was terrible! The father and the mechanic were almost realistic but 'Dana' the pilot, with the makeup, the facial expressions and the lack of serious acting ability made me hide behind a pillow. Her role appeared to be that of a spoilt child despite the story depicting her to be from humble beginnings. William was good to look at but he seemed star struck or something that prevented him really getting into his role...movie was so cliche and unrealistic due to the acting and lack of fine tuning smaller details. The scenery was nice but hard to take serious when the plane was depicted flying all around the skies but they forgot to add fuel. It had the bones to be good... tropical Queensland scenery, true sense of community in remote areas, particularly during major weather events that devastate and a bit of romance thrown in. Less makeup, a bit of dirt and grease and a more 'real' character could have made a tonne of difference.