IN A NUTSHELL:
The story follows a pop star who's got career burnout and escapes to a small town where she finds not only inspiration but a shot at love.
THINGS I LIKED: Aimee Garcia made her stage debut at the young age of 7! She played in Paul Mejia's "Cinderella." At the age of 12, she was dancing in the Nutcracker as Clara. Not only is she talented and beautiful, but she's also smart, earning degrees in Economics, Journalism, and French at Northwestern University! We get to see her sing and dance several times in the movie.
Perhaps, more well-known is Freddy Prinze Jr. Who plays a single dad and high school music teacher.
The young star in the movie is played by the adorable Deja Monique Cruz.
The comic relief comes often from Gabriel Sloyer.
Those unfamiliar with the Mexican tradition of a quinceanera will get to enjoy one! We also get to spend time with Latina ladies who love telenovelas and Angelina, their favorite pop star.
Keep watching during the rolling credits at the end of the movie for some more party dancing.
The entire movie is super cheesy, yet filled with Christmas cheer that will get you in the mood to decorate your house and enjoy the season.
THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: The scenarios are absolutely ridiculous.
That last kiss. Ugh.
Not all of the humor lands.
It's extremely predictable Some viewers will be upset by the comment about the pop star going on the "lettuce" diet in order to compete with a younger star.
There are some cringe-acting moments.
TIPS FOR PARENTS: Alcohol is consumed by adults Some kissing Forgiveness So much Christmas cleavage.
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THINGS I LIKED: Aimee Garcia made her stage debut at the young age of 7! She played in Paul Mejia's "Cinderella." At the age of 12, she was dancing in the Nutcracker as Clara. Not only is she talented and beautiful, but she's also smart, earning degrees in Economics, Journalism, and French at Northwestern University! We get to see her sing and dance several times in the movie.
Perhaps, more well-known is Freddy Prinze Jr. Who plays a single dad and high school music teacher.
The young star in the movie is played by the adorable Deja Monique Cruz.
The comic relief comes often from Gabriel Sloyer.
Those unfamiliar with the Mexican tradition of a quinceanera will get to enjoy one! We also get to spend time with Latina ladies who love telenovelas and Angelina, their favorite pop star.
Keep watching during the rolling credits at the end of the movie for some more party dancing.
The entire movie is super cheesy, yet filled with Christmas cheer that will get you in the mood to decorate your house and enjoy the season.
THINGS I DIDN'T LIKE: The scenarios are absolutely ridiculous.
That last kiss. Ugh.
Not all of the humor lands.
It's extremely predictable Some viewers will be upset by the comment about the pop star going on the "lettuce" diet in order to compete with a younger star.
There are some cringe-acting moments.
TIPS FOR PARENTS: Alcohol is consumed by adults Some kissing Forgiveness So much Christmas cleavage.
!