Yet another thrown together Christmas movie from the new GAC (copycat of Hallmark) company.
None of the writing made sense.
Why the heck would a wealthy princess suddenly step off of her private jet out into the darkness. Then she meets a man that resembles Santa and his little dog.
He offers to show her his Christmas tree farm and market.
Suddenly the scene jumps to the market and the old Santa and the dog are gone.
The princesses is just standing by herself waiting for the silly predictable moment where the lead male character bumps into her.
The crashing into each other nonsense or tripping into each other, has been included in every new movie this year.
Do the writers actually think people just crash into each other on the street or at the market? So silly!
The scenes jump around a lot, almost as if the editor took the film, cut parts out, and just pasted together what was left, and hoped it would be okay.
There was no reason for the puppy to suddenly appear in front of their house and then why in the world did he suddenly need a bath?
And they did the bath in the dining room, kitchen area. Why?
Again, scenes just pieced together. Who cares if they make sense, right?
Hallmark and now this GAC seem to have a thing for including "the loss of a loved one" as a key point in every one of their movies.
You would think with all of the death that people have dealt with in the past two years, that we wouldn't want to remind them of that when they sit down to relax and watch a movie that they expect to make them feel good, but instead reminds them of what they have lost, or who they have recently lost as well.
Quit with the death and loss of loved one. Just drop it. No one needs those reminders.
None of the writing made sense.
Why the heck would a wealthy princess suddenly step off of her private jet out into the darkness. Then she meets a man that resembles Santa and his little dog.
He offers to show her his Christmas tree farm and market.
Suddenly the scene jumps to the market and the old Santa and the dog are gone.
The princesses is just standing by herself waiting for the silly predictable moment where the lead male character bumps into her.
The crashing into each other nonsense or tripping into each other, has been included in every new movie this year.
Do the writers actually think people just crash into each other on the street or at the market? So silly!
The scenes jump around a lot, almost as if the editor took the film, cut parts out, and just pasted together what was left, and hoped it would be okay.
There was no reason for the puppy to suddenly appear in front of their house and then why in the world did he suddenly need a bath?
And they did the bath in the dining room, kitchen area. Why?
Again, scenes just pieced together. Who cares if they make sense, right?
Hallmark and now this GAC seem to have a thing for including "the loss of a loved one" as a key point in every one of their movies.
You would think with all of the death that people have dealt with in the past two years, that we wouldn't want to remind them of that when they sit down to relax and watch a movie that they expect to make them feel good, but instead reminds them of what they have lost, or who they have recently lost as well.
Quit with the death and loss of loved one. Just drop it. No one needs those reminders.