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A resort developer tasked with finding a location for a new ski resort is assigned to visit the small town of Christmas, Colorado.A resort developer tasked with finding a location for a new ski resort is assigned to visit the small town of Christmas, Colorado.A resort developer tasked with finding a location for a new ski resort is assigned to visit the small town of Christmas, Colorado.
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I had trouble getting in to this Christmas romance. Gage is a widowed sheriff in the little Colorado town of Christmas. Madison works for a big Denver development company that is looking to put in a large ski resort in one of two towns. Madison tells her boss that she doesn't think Christmas is appropriate for the resort and he makes her take a trip there to thoroughly check it out. Her trip to Christmas doesn't start out well as she crashes her car in to their town sign and meets the sherif all in one swoop. She lets slip to Gabe that her mind is already made up and that there is nothing the town can do to change her mind.
The town, spearheaded by Gabe's aunt Nell, sets out to bring back all of their old Christmas traditions and win Madison over...which they eventually do.
A romance slowly builds between Gabe and Madison and Gabe's two daughters...especially the teenager Annie.
I really like Eric Mabius is his role of in the postables. For some reason I had trouble getting in to this film...I didn't hate it, I just didn't love it.
The town, spearheaded by Gabe's aunt Nell, sets out to bring back all of their old Christmas traditions and win Madison over...which they eventually do.
A romance slowly builds between Gabe and Madison and Gabe's two daughters...especially the teenager Annie.
I really like Eric Mabius is his role of in the postables. For some reason I had trouble getting in to this film...I didn't hate it, I just didn't love it.
Ms. Finnegan is always fun to watch. Besides her beauty, her facial expressions are priceless.
Of course, Eric Mabius is always fun to watch.
I just would rather see him in a new Postables movie. Hallmark, make it happen!
I love Jennifer Finnegan but this was not her strength. She is not giggly, coy or flirty. Her strong suit is up front and straight forward. No chemistry with actors. And the sisters hair; seriously?
I am someone who can understand the value of the marshmallow- gooey nonsense that is hallmark. These movies have a light-hearted, happy ending one enjoys in a messed up and cold world of December. However this one was a bit too heavy on the poor acting, and poorly written dialogue. I honestly couldn't pay much attention to the movie because the camera work in this film was so bad it looked like a 12 year old did it. I expect more of a big company like Hallmark, yes, even for them to put out 23 new Christmas Movies every year- more than 4 should be of good quality.
When you do twenty plus movies for Christmas some are goind to the filler. This movie is one of the fillers. It was okay, but I did not see the Chemistry between the leads. I thought the plot was overly complicated but did appreciate the twist ( a very little twist) at the end. Though as a business decision that was a really poor one for the company because it could never work. I enjoyed watching it one time this year, but I will not be looking for its return in next year.
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- GoofsThe movie takes place in Colorado just before Christmas, and yet, the only time you see real winter (bare deciduous trees and snow) is on the stock footage which production overused to mask that movie was shot in autumn. In the downtown, park, and around Gage's house, you can see a lot of greenish and yellowish deciduous trees. Used snow is clearly artificial as is different from the real one. The most revealing scene that it was shot in autumn is when Madison visited car service, and on the wide shot you can see mountain full of mostly yellowish deciduous trees. Also cast and extras didn't even have the proper winter cloths, and it can be very cold in the mid of December in Colorado - most of the time cast even had opened jackets, and barely anybody had hat in the outdoor scenes as it was obviously warm.
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