Un Noël en Alaska

Enough too keep you company in the background while doing something else, like laundry or crosswords... incredibly predictable but warm and cuddly. The story has the same depth and believability as a childrens tale. Acting very cheesy and unrealistic. But that's alright, it's a christmas movie afterall and i didn't mind watching it. In fact, it made me crave some hot chocolate...

Not realistic, Alaska does not have daylight in the winter. Lived there while my husband was stationed in Fairbanks. This is not the first time a network has made this obvious mistake.

This genre is always told from the woman's perspective; we start with her. IMHO, if you can't relate to that lead...there's little to hang your hat on.

Tia Mowry's Jen was so prickly from the start I never really got in her corner.

What do we learn about Jen in the first 20 minutes? She's self-important about her average job, cancels a lot with her friend, dislikes Christmas, and seems indifferent to her late aunt's death. Not to mention all the fugly blouses and nearly bust-high belts (?!).

When love interest Brian (a wasted Rob Mayes) described her as 'rude, snarky and kinda mean', I gave him an Amen.

Their lack of chemistry made me roll my eyes every time a character cited it.

One last gripe: why set this in Alaska? Any midwestern town could've contrasted with SF...without the false presence of winter daylight and total absence of Native Alaskans.

Tia acting awesome ... But filming ... Outside the inn... ... You are in a small TOWN COUNTRY. Very little traffic and you show high volume traffic all around this place. You had no understanding of a small town ... Did someone forget to use their head? Lol would make sense if your MOVIE / FILMING/ Background all made sense to where it's suppose to be location wise...

Writing and dialogue was not very good. Things seemed forced or unnatural. Acting was fair at best. Didn't seem to have any chemistry.