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A young woman in charge of building a float for the Rose Parade clashes with the executive whose company is sponsoring it. With a lot at stake for both of them, and only a ragtag team of volunteers, they'll have to learn to play nice with each other if they have any chance of making the New Year's deadline. And, along the way, they discover they may be building a romance as well as a float. Written by   Happy_Evil_Dude Director: Kevin Fair Writers: Gregg Rossen, Brian Sawyer Gigantic floats take a lot of time to make, and usually takes a lot of people to finish it on time. At the last minute, there were others who volunteered to help, but for the main gigantic float to be created by only nine people, I don't really think it's possible . The message of this movie is to believe in the impossible, but since they showed a real float in this movie, and they watched it from afar, the thing they were showing us was a minuscule version of it, apparently. At an...

Note:  This is about the movie called RECIPE OF LOVE.  If you are looking for images about the Recipe for Love , just click this  or this . Google Images An earnest culinary school hopeful clashes with a celebrity chef when she is assigned to ghostwrite his cookbook. Yet soon romance sparks.-WWW Initial release :  11 October 2014 ( USA ) Director :  Ron Oliver Screenplay :  Michael J. Murray Music composed by :  Peter Allen Producer :  Jamie Goehring RECIPE FOR LOVE may be almost four years old, but to me, it's a new movie.  I watched this at home while waiting for some friends of the family from abroad right after we watched Ocean's 8(at the theatre), paused it a bit when they arrived  then continued watching while they were on their way to wherever else they were going. How's that for useless info?  ;-) Michael J. Murray and Ron Oliver make a good team.  The scenes don't dwel...