Single on the 25th

This movie is way more than expected. Chemistry between the leads was...wowzers IMHO. Movie had humor, heart and a meaningful/relatable message to boot. Loved the pacing too. No rush to wrap up- it was thoughtfully done and the conclusion was perfection. Loved it. Loved it. Loved it. Hallmark should definitely pair these actors up again...ratings gold.

This movie is about a woman named Nell (Lynsdsy Fonseca)who unexpectedly finds herself celebrating Christmas alone. She's already depressed that she's single, as she watches couples celebrate the Christmas season, and she gets the devasting news that her family can't join her after she's made so many plans for their visit. But, her next door neighbor, Cooper (Daniel Lissing) gives her ideas on how to enjoy the holidays alone. When Cooper has to cancel his Christmas ski trip, he starts joining Nell on her solo holiday adventures.

I liked the unique plot of this movie, and Fonseca and Lissing had great chemistry. Theres the usual " conflict" and predictability, but the story still holds your interest.

A unique take on the classic Hallmark Channel formula highlighting the challenges of being single during the holidays. Daniel Lissing and Lyndsy Fonseca and quirky and charming and have chemistry for days. Highly recommend this fun film! There were so many laugh out loud moments and the romance draws you in. The music and location just add to the high quality of this gem.

This is a great movie that I was really enjoying until the ubiquitous "misunderstanding" that Hallmark seems to think that every single one of their movies must have. I thought that surely this time we were just going to have a really good story where these two people fall in love with each other, finally admit it to themselves and each other, and have their happily ever after. But, alas, no...I was disappointed once again! Hallmark, sometimes we just want a plain and simple, no complications love story! Otherwise, this is a really great movie. Daniel Lissing and Lyndsey Fonseca have great chemistry together. The storyline was original, for once. It could have been a 10/10 for me except for the usual Hallmark nonsense.

It's a Hallmark movie. So, it is never going to win an Oscar... and it will have some predictable plot devices and super-cheesy moments... but isn't that what Hallmark holiday flicks are about? And, this one was very fun and easy to get sucked in.

Both lead actors were very likable, the supporting actors, for the most part, put in great performances, and it wasn't completely predictable.

Would watch again and recommend (which is rare for the genre).