Ivy & Mistletoe

Not too hard to understand, easy to anticipate plot involving a young woman from a small town, living in the big city, yearns to return to simpler lifestyle. BF in the city wants to climb the corporate ladder, but doesn't realize how its done. He goes on a business trip, she goes by herself on a week long 'get away,' to a small town, simliar to where she grew up...

When she gets there, she finds out the place she's staying at is run by a widower, and his very business like daughter.

You should be able to guess the rest.....

Some of the acting is OK, some of it shows a lack of experience, but again, what did you expect. It made me feel good, even if some of the actors are just starting out, or haven't been in this type of production perviously.

Wish I could give it a negative score. 10 mins in and yikes this is like a cheaply made D- list movie even for a TV christmas movie this is atrocious. Most of them have at least decent editing and don't look like it was made by amateurs.

Horrible acting Horrible cinematography Horrible editing Did I say horrible?

No need to worry about any spoilers here as the only thing spoiled from watching this "movie" is your afternoon, evening....well, your time in general!

Not a bad story idea yet very poorly executed And now I have nothing else to say about the movie other than to say that I'm going to keep typing until I get to the minimum required characters to be able to post this review in order to somehow save anyone else from somehow wasting any of their time downloading this watching it And not even realizing where this "movie" originated in the first place. I can't imagine that this was even an old Hallmark movie because as BNC level as Hallmark movies can be this is way below that and I'll stop now because my wife thinks I'm being overly harsh.

I thought it was a cute ok movie but I couldn't get past the extreme plastic surgery that Julianne Michelle had. She didn't look normal. Not trying to be rude...

Please Cynthia, not another Hallmark Christmas movie on your CV!

You have to get of this treadmill, you are a talented actor and your career deserves better! We deserve better and more.

Can't comment on the film itself, but we all know the formula for Hallmark, boy loses girl, girl wins boy with some sickly slush and tedious indignation along the way, which is why Ms Gibb deserves better.