Every Day Is Christmas

I wasn't sure I would like this film to start with, the cranky "Scrooge" character really was quite abrasive and offensive to watch, but I'm glad I stuck with it. I actually got a bit teary as they ventured through her "Christmas Past". The idea of using her parents as the Ghosts who visit was clever and makes you feel that emotion a bit more.

However, even in the end she still didn't seem to have grown that much and I'm pretty sure she wasn't good enough for the guy. He was lovely, but I couldn't understand what he had seen in her before the change and even after.

Also, I'm not sure why the Christmas Carol books are always so big when it's only 187 pages?

I wing rush back to watch it, but I probably will come back to it again.

I really wanted to love this movie. The plot sounded like it'd be a refreshing twist to the original Dickens' story. But Toni Braxton is terrible in this movie. I'm a fan of her as a singer, but honestly after this movie, I'll avoid any other movies that she acts in. Instead of a feel good Christmas movie, I was just annoyed and irritated that I wasted my time watching this.

Michael Jail White acting is always on point!!! Toni Braxton is wonderful her character is even believable but something's missing. Maybe the Gingerbread man I don't know. It's an expected trip to the past, present (Scrooged) future really... she's too nice to bah hum bug. Overall it's a cute movie is why I rated 8 stars... So, grab your popcorn 🍿 candy, and coccoa. EnJoy! ! !

This version is pretty bad. Bad Acting, a slow story and poor casting make this hard to watch. Do yourself a favor and watch the 1951 Version of A Christmas Carol starring Alastair Sim.

I felt it delivered on point to the original. Gloria Reuben was a standout. The unbelievable part for me was the love story. Generally the acting was on par for a Christmas story. The characters were likeable. One scene that really stands out for me is when Toni Braxton locks herself in the bathroom - she looks so small.