Uma Paixão em Nova York

In the first 4 minutes you know the complete story of this film and you know how it is going to end. Now I don't mind stories that are well made but this one isn't.

In this film Kyle Lockwood (Casper Van Dien) and Jenna Ford (Rachel Wilson), two lawyers at a prestigious law firm, could not be more different. Kyle, a designer-clad conservative and Jenna, his global warming concerned liberal counterpart are constantly butting heads. When Jenna and Kyle's siblings Trisha (Natalie Lisinska) and Jim (Noah Cappe) fall in love, it binds the two together by default. When Jenna and Kyle visit their siblings for Christmas, Jenna's sister goes into labor. In the midst of Chrismtas Eve chaos, romantic sparks fly, and they need a Christmas miracle to help their families to a new start.

The film is by the number in every way. This film took zero chances at surprising the audience. As Forgettable as last nights dinner

These Christmas movies are all cheesy, that's true. I love them anyway. I will watch them no matter how stupid, because they're sweet at heart, even though silly.

Until this one! This is horrible! Two totally unlikeable people, who do nothing but harp at each other constantly. They turn on each other on a dime, with barely the slightest provocation. Constant bickering that's mean-spirited and screeching.

Combine that with plot lines that you could drive a truck through, they're so ridiculous. Absolutely nothing to make the movie worthwhile. I ended up turning it off for good with the last 15 minutes unwatched - I honestly couldn't have cared less about any of the characters, or cared if they got together. More than that, listening to this was tying my stomach up in knots with the unpleasantness. Hardly a feel-good movie.

This film deserves more positive reviews on here. It's a feel-good Christmas movie with heart and substance. And the acting was good enough for me.

I usually love Hallmark Channel movies, but not this one. It's basically a leftist's view of conservatives. Jenna's a leftist, good, kind and compassionate. Kyle is a conservative, greedy, and selfish. The story's all about how he changes to become more like her so they can be together. Blech! Yuck!

The usual from Hollywood. Leftists preaching to conservatives about how to become more like them. Spare me.

This film has a slow, boring beginning, I don't remember exactly when it started to have a nice pace and realized that, although it's not categorized as such, there is an Adventure film on the TV, and one with pleasant reconciliative feels and a nice Hallmark romantic twist.