Le Coup de cœur de Noël

Original title: A Blue Ridge Mountain Christmas

TV Movie
2019
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1h 24m

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6.2/10

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Rachael Leigh Cook and Benjamin Ayres in Le Coup de cœur de Noël (2019)

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Hotel manager Willow returns to her stunning Virginia hometown to help her sister plan a Christmas wedding at the inn her family once owned. She must work with current owner and single dad D... Read allHotel manager Willow returns to her stunning Virginia hometown to help her sister plan a Christmas wedding at the inn her family once owned. She must work with current owner and single dad David, who wants to let go of the past.Hotel manager Willow returns to her stunning Virginia hometown to help her sister plan a Christmas wedding at the inn her family once owned. She must work with current owner and single dad David, who wants to let go of the past.

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6.2/10

1.6K

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A Blue Ridge Mountain Christmas

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6jagfannn

All I want for Christmas is some chemistry between the leads!

The movie is actually ok, but just ok due the the lack of chemistry between Benjamin Ayres and Rachael Leigh Cook. Individually I like them both, but together, it just didn't work. I think it was because both actors have sort of a terse way of speaking, very serious, very matter of fact, unless Cook is playing a more comedic role (i.e. Frozen In Love). The acting is good here so I feel it's still worth watching

6parksidedrive

A Little Drama with your Christmas Cookies

The Hallmark movie delivered its standard fare with Blue Ridge Mountain Christmas. The actors were older and throughout the movie learning to be wiser. Complications arise on do I take a job or not and move away from a perfect town and join the rat race.

By the end of the movie wiser and in love is the answer for characters Willow and David. They represent a mature couple needed, but seldom seen in Hallmark Christmas movie- and it definitely works. However, with that being said the movie is mediocre. I just did not feel that Rachael Leigh Cook was committed to the role.

4dtassell-27431

Hallmark is forsaking quality for quantity

A Hallmark movie is a hallmark movie. They are just pretty much all the same. Couple meets, an almost kiss, a misunderstanding and then the final kiss, roll credits. And quite frankly that's what I love about them. This one didn't follow the formula which could be good but unfortunately, in this case, it didn't work as well. Love love Benjamin and Rachel but for some reason they just did not click in this movie. There was no spark. I really think that Hallmark is cranking these out too fast and too many. They are forsaking quality for quantity.

6JoBloTheMovieCritic

A Blue Ridge Mountain Christmas

6/10 - I wasn't a big fan of the male lead's character, but I was glad to see Rachel Leigh Cook join the Hallmark Christmas movie family

6RichmondBread

Okay, but not much like Blue Ridge Virginia

The actors are Canadian, I understand. But they could at least get the local flavor. We're not all hillbillies, but the male lead is far too "urban" for the setting. The blue ridge mountains have an Appalachian Accent in the residents .Also, even the mountains of Virginia do not see much snow until well after Christmas. I wish they would try to get the regional flavor. Even the "inn " looks out of place. The acting was okay , though

Trivia
Rachael Leigh Cook (Abigail Lytar) and Benjamin Ayres (Howie Tolkin) both appeared in the Psych episode "Murder?... Anyone?...Anyone?...Bueller?"

Quotes
Willow Petersen: Okay, so everything's on track?
Garrett: Yes, it is.
Willow Petersen: Okay, because you do know Christmas and the wedding are in two weeks?
Garrett: Well, yeah, more or less.
Willow Petersen: Okay, at the hotel where I work there's no such thing as more or less... .
Garrett: Well, before I worked here, I was a contractor. We specialized in more or less. Don't worry, everything'll get done. Like Christmas - you just gotta believe.