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In what is by far the 7th...movie of the series, the characters are sniperier than usual. The aim of this movie isn't to win an Oscar, in that sense, it's spot on. No, the aim is to accurately depict sniper v sniper in Colombia. Even though I count no less than four different times where each sniper would know where the other is without cover, they, with honor, chose to only engage in preset situations in which they both know they'd be there and therefore set a trap. Look, I can't militarily strategize for you, but needless to say, this one does not miss. I give it a ten out six stars. Pewn pewn is a go.

Take Groundhog Day, subtract Bill Murray and most of the charm and comedy of the movie but sprinkle in Christmas and boom, it still doesn't quite describe what this is. I've been a fan of the leading actress since her days as a South Central Louisiana State University Mud Dog. It's a Christmas movie so it's not supposed to be Oscar worthy but parts of this were just low effort high cringe. For the life of me I'll never understand certain aspects of this movie (I'll just say basketball) but they really do tie it in a neat little bow by the end. Still can't stop thinking about how much she liked bad boys in college though...

Unlike when H*llmark asks you to follow along as they paint by numbers, Amazon actually uses color in their palette. The mix of characters and diversity bought about a sincere sense of reality. It still does manage to give you that romantic Christmas feeling. The main characters are attractive and seem very sincere. This movie manages to make me want to revisit New York while simultaneously making me glad I don't live there. All in all it was a decent Christmas movie that doesn't attribute all the good things that happen to the magic of Christmas. Not that there's anything wrong with that. All o have to say about the end is...Hallmark would never.