Un Noël plein d'étincelles

With all the cheesy Christmas movies on TV this time of year, this is not one of them. With Great acting and cast, this movie is a diamond in the rough. This is a great family movie. Don't pay attention to the homophobes posting horrible reviews.

I watch a lot of Lifetime/Hallmark movies and I always complain about the lack of diversity. This one includes an LGTBQ+ character and several afro-american characters as well. Good. You made me happy.

Lovely story, not the usual "save the town/small town" stuff that I came accustomed to. We rarely see two single parents coming together. Sarah Drew certainly shines in this one. The kids bonding was adorable.

And to all the homophobics comments out there, you disgust me, it's 2020. I cannot wait till the day we get a movie of this type with a same gender couple.

For your information, a family movie is a movie promoting love. If you don't agree with this, ask yourself the right questions.

Two single parents bond over decorations. Sarah Drew plays a wedding planner. Ryan McPartlin is a charming Christmas decorator with a goofy smile. Lesley Ann Warren looks lovely and young - she has aged very well. They have a cute enough romance with a pretty finale.

As far as these movies go this is alright - it's not about the struggling business and moving to a small town stuff.

I love Sarah Drew and she didn't disappoint. Ryan Mcpartlin also played the role of the goofy single dad well. My favorite was Ruthie, the six year old girl. What an adorable little actress! She looks just like a doll and played the role very well

I know some people were bothered by the gay couple but honestly they were not a main part of the story at all. They were on screen for just a few minutes total. If seeing that bothers you just fast forward a couple of minutes and you will literally not miss anything of importance. There's no need to demonize the entire movie for such small details. The overall movie was cute and enjoyable.