Just Desserts (2004)

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Just Desserts
DVD Price: $9.98
As of Aug 29 8:28 EDT (details)


Directed by	Kevin Connor
Cast	Lauren Holly, Costas Mandylor, Andrew Lauer, David Proval, Alan Shearman and Brenda Vaccaro
Theatrical Release	February 8, 2004
DVD Release	January 3, 2006
Running Time	88 minutes
MPAA Rating	NR (Not Rated)
UPC Code	018713502421
Buy this item	$9.98 at Amazon.com As of Aug 29 8:28 EDT (details) 1 DVD, Gaiam, Usually ships in 24 hours, Closed-captioned, Color, DVD-Video, NTSC Languages: English (Original Language) Or 30 new from $4.37, 11 used from $5.49, 1 collectible from $15.00

About Just Desserts

A Delectable Story of Love and Confection Sparks fly when pastry chefs Grace Carpenter (Lauren Holly) and Marco Poloni (Costas Mandylor) team up for the Golden Whisk Dessert competition, "the Olympics of desserts," and its $250,000 prize. With nothing

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User Reviews

Average user review:

(5 reviews)

Just Desserts is GOOD

I saw this on Lifetime an fell in love with the cute story and wanted to be able to see it more often and without those pesky commercials. October 6, 2007

Just Desserts

The movie was fun and entertaining; however, I received a copy where the background noise in the movie itself was so loud that we had to strain to hear the actors. I sadly returned the movie because it was too much work listening to it. I would have liked to keep a copy in my library. March 8, 2007

just lame

As a baker and former FoodTV competitor, I couldn't stop rolling my eyes during this film. It was just poorly executed. Their competition "showpieces" were pitiful, and pretending to almost drop them when they were obviously not even heavy was lame. Also, if there was a baking contest that paid a top prize of $250,000 and they advertised it on TV as open to any chef, there would be a LOT more than 8 teams show up! Oh yes, and what channel would air a two-day baking competition live? This could have been a cute movie if they'd taken the time to be more realistic with the details. February 4, 2007

Italian Men Love to Cook

This was a wonderful story telling about the hard-working Italian immigrants that started their businesses in New York. Their determination, long hours, and love of family represent the values those immigrants brought to America.

If you love to cook & have an Italian heritage, you'll enjoy this film. March 22, 2006

Predictable but Relaxing

This was a very enjoyable film to set and watch. You know what is going to take place in any given moment, but you can relax and enjoy and feel good about it. Something to set down and unwind to. By today's standards it is a family film. Well worth a look at. March 20, 2006

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