Yawn. Poorly Filmed Snooze Fest.

Plenty to Like, Plenty to Dislike

It's an amazing and heartbreaking story.

The film creates a perfect balance between action and depth of basic needs, in the midst of an infertile atmosphere.

By this time of year..a week before Christmas, one can pretty much expect to have seen every movie plot permutation possible. The formula is time-tested, it is comforting in its familiarity, and always gives the viewer a smile when the happy ending arrives. While this film meets all those criteria, it stands out because of the excellent acting involved, as well as the intelligent, snappy dialogue. Andrew Walker is a marvelous actor, with a vast store of acting talent..He has a range of facial expressions, delivers dialogue with appropriate feeling, and is extremely attractive and appealing..In all his movies, he offers a true depiction of his character..There is never anything bland or repetitious about his acting...Bethany Joy Lenz is gifted in any role she undertakes. She has an intelligent demeanor, she has a range of expressions..and to her credit, unlike other holiday movie actresses, she does not spend her time on screen giggling or frantically smiling. One feature of this type of movie that might be thought about more carefully by the writers or producers is the cliche moment when the male and female leads are a moment away from their first kiss..the heroine's ex always appears. It is predictable, it is almost a joke by now, and it really interrupts any originality of the moment..There must be a way to re-think this cliche moment because the viewer is so used to it, it is actually comical when it happens in every film.This is a really appealing movie..Give it a chance..You will smile , for sure.

I enjoyed watching this one because of the beautiful setting. I wonder where that old house really is? Love the decorations they had all over. These movies just make you feel warm and cozy all day. In fact, I do not get anything done because I am watching all of these. With all the negativity nowdays, it is so nice to just get lost in these good, clean, movies that are festive and have positive endings. Where is that house?!

Clever and charming this is the perfect feel good Christmas movie to snuggle up and watch over the holidays. :)

Bethany Joy Lenz and Andrew Walker are so magnetic on screen - the tension built up quite nicely without dragging. It was refreshing to watch the witty back and forth, especially since they were given the liberty to improvise some of the lines. It felt very natural. The pay off at the end was amazing!! Loved, loved, loved it. Hoping Lifetime will take notice and give these two a show! Make it happen.