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According to Christian press critics, the movie is an empty pursuit—and a bad career move for Velasquez.
Steven Isaac (Focus on the Family) says, "The moral of the story? If he's cute enough, it doesn't matter how much of a cad he is. It's simply not very funny watching three beautiful women fight over a scrap that fell off the XY table. Hardly the message young girls (or guys) need to hear and internalize."
Commenting on Velasquez, Isaac quotes one of her fans: "How can Jaci Velasquez represent the Contemporary Christian Music industry in the skimpy outfits she wears in …
Alan Boyer (Preview) says, "Both the moral content and the entertainment value of this film are low, so you would be better off spending your time on something other than
David DiCerto (Catholic News Service) says, "Very little of the narrative holds together and the film's strained dialogue and contrived plot devices amount to the worst Latin endeavor since the Bay of Pigs."