Under the Christmas Tree

I don't understand the low rating for this movie at all. It is very sweet and easy to watch. I think it's a great movie to watch on a dark, cold December day. My only criticism is that it's incredibly chaste but I know that's par for the course for a Hallmark movie. Other than that I think it's a well acted and lovely Christmas movie with two leads who have great chemistry. The story is very Hallmark but I don't see an issue with that....life is serious enough, a little levity is no harm. Well done Hallmark for producing something a little different.....a change is nice and we all appreciated it in our house.

This movie is a little like Miss Christams except both the romantic leads are women. Charlie represents the Governor looking for a Christmas tree for the big event. Alma runs a Christmas business and the tree is on her parents' land. Much of the movie is Charlie trying to convince Alma to give up the tree, but for Alma the tree is all about her family history. The company logo is even a representation of that tree.

Elise Bauman and Tattiawna Jones are great together and their relationship is the hook of the movie.

Alma's (Elise) bangs were quite distracting lmaooo i felt like they had a life of their own.

Movie was fine and very sweet. Surprised to see lesbians on a Lifetime TV prod.

What a waste of time. No chemistry at all, no good script, no interesting characters, weak history. Such a cliche. You'll not miss anything if you do not see it.

Growing up, the only queer-themed 'Christmas' movie I ever knew was "Rent"; and I think that speaks volumes. It's refreshing to see all these LGBTQ holiday films rolling in as the years roll by...but it's even more refreshing to see "Under the Christmas Tree" in the list, a queer holiday romcom minus the family drama, the toxicity, the mean-spirited humor, the obligatory Grinch and - ahem "accidental" outings.

"Under the Christmas Tree" is a delight to watch; I loved its simplicity, its wholesomeness, the cheeriness and the fact that it probably produced more sap than all of the trees combined (that's how you guys, make a holiday romcom). It's a film I'm definitely going recommend families to watch over Christmas breakfast and revisit again, and again.

Also, can anyone show me the directions to Camden?