Christmas Miracle

This is crazy town! A church with a Santa outfit? A bunch of difficult grown ups are lost in the mountains but a dumb kid can wander from mom and dad's house through a snow storm and find them at the same church in just a few minutes? Good grief! This is an action packed snoozer. And oh that poor babysitter is still out there looking for that kid. My my my...

Nice movie about love, family, marriage, friendship and faith in God.

Not many movies can retale a often told Story without boring the viewer. Solid performances and a good cast helps to keep the story moving. One thing to keep in mind though, this is not only a Christmas movie but a family orientated movie as well. I must admit that towards the end of the movie the plot takes a somewhat twist which does render a question mark. I made note that not only was this a (again) a Christmas movie but it contained the word "miracle" in the title. I won't reveal the scene but it was a bit hard to believe. I did give this movie 8 out of 10 star's mainly on the performances, believable characters and strong Story.

A beautiful Christian movie. For me, it is the only matters thing. The acting, the bizarre situations, the dialogues - not always inspired- , the oasis of unrealism , the forced situations ...each of them is only detail.

Significant is the remind of solidarity and kindness.

And the church.

And the smart simplicity of story.

Each of them makes Christmas Miracle a certainly must see. For discover, in essence, the true significance of Christmas and a christian film just fair crafted , using ordinary crisis in gentle, smart and good manner.

Among spirit of holliday and consumerism, against artistic sins , real a very good film.

The ending is amazing, and a nice reward for all the suffering we were put through to get to this point.

I learned recently there are Lifetime Christmas movies and Hallmark Christmas movies. I've known both channels had these movies but have never wanted to spend that much money for cable, but I now realize the difference is Hallmark has light, corny, humorous and overly sweet movies, and Lifetime has challenging dramas. This movie falls into the Lifetime category, though we do get to laugh from time to time.

The acting is so-so but occasionally rises to a level making the movie worthwhile. There's a formula here but it's an enjoyable formula, when it's not really depressing.

Some people think a white Christmas is romantic. Seeing this makes me not want to associate Christmas with snow because it's just so unpleasant, and yet the results are worth it.

Is it a family film? Of course. It may be a little intense for the youngest or more easily disturbed kids, but I don't think there's really anything offensive here.

I think it's worth seeing.