One Winter Proposal

Generally follow-ups are inferior to the first film, and rarely capture any essence of what made the first movie special. One Winter Proposal follows on beautifully from the first film with both couples showing great familiarity with each other . The dialogue flows easily, especially with Sean and Megan getting much more storyline. They were both great. This is Taylor Cole & Jack Turner's third pairing in a movie and they share great on-screen chemistry together. Hallmark pulled out all the stops with a wonderfully romantic finale. Good job !

It's Hallmark... it's pretty typical but sometimes it just doesn't work.. in my opinion, this movie worked! I loved it. I especially loved the REAL snow and snowflakes, the scenery was beautiful. I watched the two movies back to back this evening as I hadn't seen the first. I must say, I thought the chemistry between couples was very believable and the way they interacted with each other seemed to flow nicely. Of course TC is stunning and RB is so adorable, her laugh is contagious! I'm sorry to say I am not familiar with both male leads but I will say, I thought they did a fantastic job. Finally a movie without a princess or prince, cmon Hallmark, stop already with those and give us more like this! Listen to us, we're the ones watching and even though I'm 54, I still enjoy a beautiful love story!! This movie reminded me of my early adult life, falling in love, having fun with friends in the mountains, juggling work and play. It brought back lovely memories... just what it was supposed to do, lol at least for us 50 and over types! Well done to cast and crew, you rocked this movie.

One Winter Weekend was one of my favorite movies from HM last year and I only found out about the sequel 10 days ago and I was pretty excited.

In this movie the gang is together at the chalet again, all of them for different reasons (work) and basically the movie is all of them hanging out, and moving foward in both their personal and professional lives. The plot is nothing special. It is slow at times, but the chemistry between all four characters helped the movie A LOT, at least for me.

The scenery is just beautiful. And how sad it is to say that this might be the HM with most diverse cast? Please, do something about it. One thing I wish is more diversity. specially if they are going to keep doing the same movies. Would I watch a movie with Megan and Sean as the main characters? Yes. Would a watch a sequel to this one? Yes.

The reason I like these two movies may be 1) The scenery is breathtaking and most importantly 2) The chemistry between the cast, specially between Jack Turner and Taylor Cole. Just give me more movies with them.

This was a lovely sequel to the first film and although the first film is still my favourite I just absolutely fell in love with a certain scene that everyone is waiting to see throughout the film. Cara and Ben have been going strong for a year to the point where he is ready to pop the question. Megan's career has taken off to the point where she and Sean have drifted apart and she has kinda transformed into a workaholic, but soon they reconnect and reignite their spark. I think this film did a better job of balancing out the couples screen time compared to the first film as much of the first focused on Cara and Ben and not much on Megan and Sean, but this was much better with both couples getting an equal amount of screen time together and focus on their love stories. It impresses me on how much some of the characters have really changed over the last year, showing a LOT of character development and continue to grow throughout the film. Plus one of my favourite moments is when one of my favourite songs, A Thousand Years is played during a significant moment that will make your hearts melt.

Overall, I think Hallmark has done it again and created another classic Christmas romantic comedy film.

Scenery is beautiful. Story is predictable and unrealistic. A little slow, but still enjoyable. I loved the use of A Thousand Years (Christina Perri). It was funny to see two of the main characters kiss at the beginning of the movie (instead of only once at the very end - typical of the Hallmark formula).