Mostly a good Hallmark Christmas movie. Nice touch having the British location and references to the movie Notting Hill. (Dad reading a copy of "Horse and Hound."
A few issues, however:
1. The male lead, William Moseley, is absolutely gorgeous!!! The female lead, Sarah Ramos, is not and her hairstyle is not attractive on her. I can't really understand why he is the least bit attracted to her as she is sullen and grumpy most of the time. Apparently the reason he likes her is because she has no idea who he is (famous soccer star). Which she then gets mad at him when she finds out he's a soccer star.
2. In the scene on the soccer field after the kiss and snow starts falling- it is OBVIOUSLY not real snow as the reel shows a huge chunk of paper or fake snow repeatedly.
3.. Georgia loses her necklace in a pub after telling Graham's mom that the clasp has a "mind of it's own" and then after Graham finds it in plain sight, she puts it on again like there was nothing wrong with the clasp.
4. There is no University of Indiana. It's called Indiana University.
The proposal scene between his brother and her sister was very sweet, however. The British Christmas traditions with the crackers and hats is great.
A few issues, however:
1. The male lead, William Moseley, is absolutely gorgeous!!! The female lead, Sarah Ramos, is not and her hairstyle is not attractive on her. I can't really understand why he is the least bit attracted to her as she is sullen and grumpy most of the time. Apparently the reason he likes her is because she has no idea who he is (famous soccer star). Which she then gets mad at him when she finds out he's a soccer star.
2. In the scene on the soccer field after the kiss and snow starts falling- it is OBVIOUSLY not real snow as the reel shows a huge chunk of paper or fake snow repeatedly.
3.. Georgia loses her necklace in a pub after telling Graham's mom that the clasp has a "mind of it's own" and then after Graham finds it in plain sight, she puts it on again like there was nothing wrong with the clasp.
4. There is no University of Indiana. It's called Indiana University.
The proposal scene between his brother and her sister was very sweet, however. The British Christmas traditions with the crackers and hats is great.