A Christmas Proposal

Fernsehfilm
2008
PG
1 Std. 24 Min.

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Füge eine Handlung in deiner Sprache hinzuTwo lawyers dueling over a proposal to turn a quaint mountain town into a ski resort discover that they are former childhood sweethearts. Lisa is fighting to protect the hamlet; big-city att... Alles lesenTwo lawyers dueling over a proposal to turn a quaint mountain town into a ski resort discover that they are former childhood sweethearts. Lisa is fighting to protect the hamlet; big-city attorney Rick represents the developer who wants to plow it under. But when a car accident fo... Alles lesenTwo lawyers dueling over a proposal to turn a quaint mountain town into a ski resort discover that they are former childhood sweethearts. Lisa is fighting to protect the hamlet; big-city attorney Rick represents the developer who wants to plow it under. But when a car accident forces Rick to stick around, the small town and his former beloved start to work their magic... Alles lesen

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adamjohns-42575

I couldn't say.

Even the fact that David O'Donnell was looking extremely hot, in a very Patrick Dempsey kind of way, could not get me to finish this film. It was daft from the beginning, pretty much at the moment Tom Arnold appeared. I should have switched it off then, but even only five minutes later I knew it was a no goer for me, which is a shame because I do like David Deluise and he hasn't even turned up by that point.

I have no idea what the story is about to review in depth, but I'd say don't bother unless you like silly Tom Arnold films.

Unrated as unfinished.

3OddlesOfNoodles

Snooze

Ugh no thanks This movie was so boring and the acting was terrible. I've watched a lot of Christmas movies and I could barley finish this one.

1RockExaminerJes

Terrible

Not even worth watching when it comes on TV during Christmastime. Definitely some of the laziest film making I have ever seen. The movie is supposed to take place on the east coast during December (they mention stopping in Connecticut on the way home) except the cast is constantly wearing short sleeves, and the trees are full and there are flowers in bloom. Also the main character's car looks like it has a California license plate (although they never focus on it). Its not that hard to at least dress your characters in sweaters and act like its cold...especially when at the end it starts snowing for a moment so I assume they would be a little cold without coats on! The characters are also incredibly shallowly written, and you can't really care about them at all.

4linda-plant2

NOT THAT GOOD

Why was there a huge disparity between snowy scenes and men walking about in shirt sleeves like the middle of summer ???

The one thing I DID like, was the outtakes at the end of the film, its always amusing to watch them on any show or film. Maybe Hallmark should do that more, at least we'd have something to look forward to if the film is bad !

2caseybones

Truly awful

Predictable plot, horrible acting, totally formulaic. A total waste of time. The "bad guys" are over the top bad and the "good guys" are so sugar sweet that I felt like I needed some insulin. It's supposedly in the mountains at Christmas time but they apparently used some back lot location for a show set in the summer because there are leaves on all of the trees and summer flowers are blooming all over the place. The characters don't even bother to pretend it's cold outside and in some scenes one character will be in a t-shirt while another will be in a coat and scarf. And naturally the final scene has the requisite cheesy snowfall. It's like a movie put together by a bunch of teenagers for a school project.

There's two hours of my life I'll never get back!

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The picture in the frame of Nicole Eggert was obviously taken years ago.

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In the beginning of the movie when they are in the church proposing the ski resort, the flag hanging vertically behind the mayor has the stars in the right-hand corner. When hanging a flag, horizontally or vertically, the stars always belong in the top left-hand corner.