Welcome to Christmas

I love Jennifer Finnegan but this was not her strength. She is not giggly, coy or flirty. Her strong suit is up front and straight forward. No chemistry with actors. And the sisters hair; seriously?

I had trouble getting in to this Christmas romance. Gage is a widowed sheriff in the little Colorado town of Christmas. Madison works for a big Denver development company that is looking to put in a large ski resort in one of two towns. Madison tells her boss that she doesn't think Christmas is appropriate for the resort and he makes her take a trip there to thoroughly check it out. Her trip to Christmas doesn't start out well as she crashes her car in to their town sign and meets the sherif all in one swoop. She lets slip to Gabe that her mind is already made up and that there is nothing the town can do to change her mind.

The town, spearheaded by Gabe's aunt Nell, sets out to bring back all of their old Christmas traditions and win Madison over...which they eventually do.

A romance slowly builds between Gabe and Madison and Gabe's two daughters...especially the teenager Annie.

I really like Eric Mabius is his role of in the postables. For some reason I had trouble getting in to this film...I didn't hate it, I just didn't love it.

I love Eric Mabius in Hallmark's Signed, Sealed, & Delivered movies so I had high hopes for this one! Jennifer Finnigan is the female lead and I know her from something, but I just can't put my finger on it!

This was an ok movie. Eric Mabius should never have his hair slicked back again. He looked skeevey, think used car salesman & he was the town sheriff in this caper. Finnigan as Lane comes to town to prospect for a company looking to build a resort.

I appreciated the minor storylines & touches the moments Lane has with each of the kids. But overall it was just subpar at the finest moments!

Ms. Finnegan is always fun to watch. Besides her beauty, her facial expressions are priceless. Of course, Eric Mabius is always fun to watch. I just would rather see him in a new Postables movie. Hallmark, make it happen!

I read the book Trouble with Christmas of which this movie is based. It's totally different story with the same names and similar silly situations. I'm bummed