Je ne suis pas prête pour Noël

Original title: I'm Not Ready for Christmas

TV Movie
2015
TV-G
1h 24m

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Alicia Witt and Mia Bagley in Je ne suis pas prête pour Noël (2015)

Holly's world is turned upside down when her niece's wish to Santa Claus comes true and she cannot tell a lie. As her career and love life go into disarray, she must learn to judge between t... Read allHolly's world is turned upside down when her niece's wish to Santa Claus comes true and she cannot tell a lie. As her career and love life go into disarray, she must learn to judge between the truth and what is right.Holly's world is turned upside down when her niece's wish to Santa Claus comes true and she cannot tell a lie. As her career and love life go into disarray, she must learn to judge between the truth and what is right.

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6.0/10

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Trivia
Alicia Witt sings the title song, "I'm Not Ready For Christmas."

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When Holly pays a surprise daytime visit to her sister, the tree on the snowy front lawn still has fall-colored leaves on its branches.

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I'm Not Ready for Christmas
Piano and Vocals by Alicia Witt
Music and Lyrics by Alicia Witt
(Alicia Witt Music; ASCAP)

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Featured review

6/10

Liar, liar: Christmas Edition

Alicia Witt...one of my least favorite Hallmark ladies that I always seem to watch anyway. She's supposed to "sell the truth" in her advertising job but honestly Alicia doesn't sell that she's human. I think she's secretly an evil robot sent to gain our trust through wholesome Hallamrk. What a perfect cover!

Her trying to imitate Jim Carrey's wonderful comedic outbursts from Liar, Liar is SO HARD TO WATCH! It actually made me cringe, but somehow I kept watching. Her "truth spills" feel super robotic and where is her eyeline? Someone needs to update her programming.

As for the movie, I appreciate that the main character has flaws. Sometimes Hallmark characters can be too polished. The story is cute and moves along well. It has a decent sense of humor, so I suppose I'll be back again next year to watch, dammit.

PS The title/reoccurring song "I'm not ready for Christmas" is sung by the one and only Alicia Witt! So rare to get an Actor/Singer/Robot trifecta. But I'm not going to lie, the song goes from annoying to infectious.