A Majestic Christmas

6/10 - not bad, but it had nothing to make it special

I loved this movie. I just wish Hallmark would place this movie more often in the holiday movie rotation.

This was a pleasant movie, but there was too much giggling and it was really too long.

Great Hallmark movie that grabbed me from the start. The chemistry amongst the cast was wonderful to watch - everyone seemed to really play well off each other. Their interaction seemed effortless - like they were all friends for a long time. And leads (Jerrika Hinton, Christian Vincent) were a delight. I found myself smiling whenever they were on the screen together. Beautiful couple. Christopher Hayes' Barry was hysterical! All in all the movie was a joy to watch. I can't wait for another showing so I can DVR for my collection. Thank you Hallmark for the production. It was wonderful.

Memorable on many levels. First, there are the childhood memories of Connor (Christian Vincent), that are reminiscent when he sees a picture of himself as a 10 year old boy standing in front of the Majestic Playhouse with a very broad smile on his face. The Majestic Playhouse was owned by his Aunt and Uncle and willed to him when his Aunt passes away.

Nell (Jerrika Hinton) is the architect assigned to tear it down and re-build it in to a modern day plaza/entertainment venue but she also has fond memories as do her parents who assisted every year in putting on the annual Christmas pageant. Now that annual event will be nothing more than a memory if the Majestic Playhouse is torn down to make way for future profits.

A romance between Connor and Nell is imminent and it is their fond memories of years gone by that draws this romance/Christmas themed story into a "majestic" masterpiece. It will make most viewers reflect on their own fond memories of the spirit of Christmas past. It did for me.

Nicely done. I rate it at 7/10