Lindsay Lohan is making a comeback with her latest film, "Irish Wish," which is being released on Netflix. The film showcases Lohan's talent not only as an actress but also as an executive producer. She has control over the direction of the story and casting, making it a true reflection of her vision.

Lohan's real-life best friend, Ayesha Curry, plays her onscreen pal in "Irish Wish." Lohan's sister, Ali Lohan, contributes two songs to the film's soundtrack, and her brother, Dakota Lohan, appears as a groomsmen. Directed by Janeen Damian, who credits Lohan for her career, "Irish Wish" marks Lohan's return to fame and solidifies her position as a leading force in the industry.

"Irish Wish" follows the story of Maddie, a book editor, played by Lohan, who develops feelings for her author client and collaborator, Tom. When one of Maddie's friends falls for Tom, Maddie is forced to attend their wedding while still harboring her own feelings. A twist of fate allows Maddie to switch places with the bride-to-be, leading to unexpected sparks with a local photographer named James.

While Lohan shines in "Irish Wish," it is Ed Speelers who steals the show with his captivating performance. Speelers brings charisma and authenticity to his role as James, the love interest of Maddie. His chemistry with Lohan adds depth to their love story and elevates the film beyond the typical romantic comedy fare.

"Irish Wish" was filmed on location in Ireland, showcasing its stunning landscapes and castles. Lohan's own half-Irish heritage adds a personal touch to the film, and the use of real places further immerses the audience in the story. The picturesque scenery adds to the film's charm and transports viewers to the enchanting world of Ireland.

Despite its strengths, "Irish Wish" falls short in some areas. The chemistry between Lohan and Alexander Vlahos, who plays Tom, is lacking, which hinders the development of the love triangle dynamic. Additionally, the film follows a formulaic romantic comedy structure, reminiscent of "27 Dresses," which may disappoint those seeking originality. While "Irish Wish" may find success on the Hallmark Channel, it fails to shine among the diverse offerings of Netflix.

While "Irish Wish" may not be Lohan's best work, it serves as a stepping stone in her journey back to stardom. With her upcoming projects on Netflix, we can expect to see Lohan continue to make her mark in the entertainment industry.