Finally a different Christmas film, which stands out from the eternal films, all formatted around the same plot. First, the protagonists prove that love has no age, that charm and sex appeal don't only belong to thirty-somethings. The writer and director for once kept the lovebirds from acting like stupid adults: Hank is attracted to Molly and acts like it, not like a teenager. Molly succumbs to Hank's charm, and seduces him back. When an incident can cause a dent in this fledgling relationship, they are smart enough to talk about it and cement their love. So nice to be considered adult viewers for once.
This film is carried by the incredible charisma of Jane Seymour and Joe Lando, it's so gratifying to see them courting each other, having fun playing together. Special mention to Joe Lando, for his sobriety, his humor, his subtlety, his accuracy and his charisma.
Only negative point, and at the same time logical, the final show looks so bad, but let's not forget that the characters had 2 weeks to create and put it together, costume included.
Just a note on the 2 negative comments, maybe if they had watched the right channel, Lifetime and not Hallmark, as they mention it, they might have actually seen the movie. Gotcha.
This film is carried by the incredible charisma of Jane Seymour and Joe Lando, it's so gratifying to see them courting each other, having fun playing together. Special mention to Joe Lando, for his sobriety, his humor, his subtlety, his accuracy and his charisma.
Only negative point, and at the same time logical, the final show looks so bad, but let's not forget that the characters had 2 weeks to create and put it together, costume included.
Just a note on the 2 negative comments, maybe if they had watched the right channel, Lifetime and not Hallmark, as they mention it, they might have actually seen the movie. Gotcha.