Hearts of Christmas

Film per la TV
2016
TV-G
1h 26min

VALUTAZIONE IMDb

2096

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Kristoffer Polaha and Emilie Ullerup in Hearts of Christmas (2016)

Aggiungi una trama nella tua linguaWhen Jenny plans a traditional yearly Christmas party for nurses in neonatal intensive care unit and their beloved supervisor Alice, she butts heads with Matt, a new CFO tasked to cut costs.When Jenny plans a traditional yearly Christmas party for nurses in neonatal intensive care unit and their beloved supervisor Alice, she butts heads with Matt, a new CFO tasked to cut costs.When Jenny plans a traditional yearly Christmas party for nurses in neonatal intensive care unit and their beloved supervisor Alice, she butts heads with Matt, a new CFO tasked to cut costs.

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6,8/10

2096

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10keijiru

THE BEST CHRISTMAS MOVIE EVER!!

I've never seen a movie where EVERYONE is a good cast! Every single actor/actress in this movie delivered an authentic performance. Although a typical Christmas story, with no surprises, it delivered on every note spot on! The story goes together perfectly, and every happening becomes fully authentic because the director gives every acting performance time and space to play out.

I LIVE IT! Will look for and see again and again. The best Christmas movie ever. Nothing is done blandly I n this one.

DO see the it. You won't regret it. <3

8Lew777

Hearts in the right place

There's SO many cheesy Christmas movies made on a shoestring these days, but I'm happy to say that , once in a while, they give us a golden nugget in the shape of Hearts of Christmas. The romance is pretty typical - girl hates boy, girl maybe likes boy, hates him again , until the warming romantic ending. What made this film stand out was the on screen acting and chemistry of the 2 leads, Emilie Ullerop and Kristoffer Polaha. Good solid believable performances and an excellent under-story surrounding a Community Children's Hospital and forced redundancies amongst the staff, especially for Alice (Sharon Lawrence). On a cold night, it'll warm your heart and I defy you not to shed at least one tear !

5heidibetrug

OK but........

As Hallmark movies go, this one is a tad more tolerable than the rest . The characters aren't silly and it's refreshing to have a plot centered on something other than cookie baking, chefs or small town Christmas festivals and reunited high school sweethearts. However, realism was left at the sound stage door when the action moves to the NICU. No one around these babies is gowned. Jenny wanders in wearing her street clothes, Mom and Dad - in their street clothes too,- hold baby James while standing. The nurses never seem to be actually taking care of the babies but rather sit around talking, and only look lovingly at the patients. every so often. Remember - NICU stands for Neonatal INTENSIVE CARE unit. The patients may be tiny but the technology and care provided is cutting edge and truly intensive as the name indicates. Hallmark makes it look like all that's needed to treat these babies is lots of sentiment and an abundance of Christmas decorations.

6linda-plant2

WHOEVER WROTE THIS STORY ?

Yes, it made a huge change from the usual cookies, bakeries, ad agencies etc,, and the two leads could actually act, BUT the basis of the story made the Emilie Ullerop look really shallow, not altogether very nice, and totally unrealistic in her outlook. Getting sulky because an accountant was hired to do cost cutting is a fact of life, and certainly not a reason to blank the guy ! This was the irritating side of this storyline and made her look stupid. Of course it all comes together in the end, but only because she got the ending she wanted. If I was the chap I'd send her packing - after she apologised.

7kz917-1

Tissue Alert

Unless you are the Grinch tears will be rolling down your cheeks by the end of this film. The movie follows the story of the nurse manager of the NICU at the hospital being forced to retirement much to the dismay of other nurses and former patients. Nothing tugs at the heart strings like tiny humans and those that take care of them in their greatest hour. The reveal at the end and the romance that develops over the film is enough to warm the cockles of almost anyone's heart. This was a good one!

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"Bobby Sox 50's Diner", the establishment where the main characters drank hot chocolate, is the actual name of the restaurant in Maple Ridge, BC, Canada where that scene was shot.

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Jenny and Kate watch Bob hang the Christmas lights on the exterior of the house. The exterior of the house had previously been shown already with the lights hung.

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Jenny: It's a party for nurses. You know, they're hard-working, underpaid...
Store Manager: Yea, I'm hard-working and underpaid.
Jenny: But look how much I'm buying, through.
Store Manager: Discounts on advertised items only.
Jenny: Come on, Chris... Can I call you Chris? I'm on really tight budget here.
Matt: You know, I can actually verify that. There was a tight fisted, bean-counting Scrooge, just slashed it to shreds.
Store Manager: This is not my problem.
Jenny: You know what? Community Memorial is a non-profit, so any sorts of discount that the store wants to give would be considered a tax write-off.
Store Manager: Are you authorized to take donations on behalf of hospital?
Jenny: No, but he is.
Matt: I am. I am because I am the CFO of the hospital.
Store Manager: There is a form for that. I'll be right back.
Matt: Thanks Chris.
Jenny: Great.
Matt: Uh, you're welcome.
Jenny: Thank you.
Matt: Wow... That's a pretty... That's a pretty cold shoulder. Let me see... Is this?
Jenny: Nope, not going to find that one any warmer.
Matt: It's pretty frosty, too.
Jenny: You know what? I get that you're trying to be funny right now.
Matt: I'm bringing my best stuff here.
Jenny: I'm not going to take the bait...
Matt: Why... a little bit, you are. Little bit.
Jenny: I told you how I feel about what are you doing at the hospital this morning.
Matt: Jenny, my job is not me.
Jenny: Well, mine is.