Sleigh Bells Ring

Película de TV
2016
TV-G
1h 22min

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6,3/10

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David Alpay and Erin Cahill in Sleigh Bells Ring (2016)

Comedy Family Romance

Añade un argumento en tu idiomaA busy single mom tasked with organizing her city's Christmas parade discovers an antique sleigh which seems to have a mind of its own.A busy single mom tasked with organizing her city's Christmas parade discovers an antique sleigh which seems to have a mind of its own.A busy single mom tasked with organizing her city's Christmas parade discovers an antique sleigh which seems to have a mind of its own.

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Aired as the seventeenth of nineteen original films in The Hallmark Channel's 2016 "Countdown to Christmas" lineup.

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David Alpay's character is called Alex, but he is listed as David in the end credits.

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Sleigh Ride
Written by Leroy Anderson and Mitchell Parish
Performed by Johnny Mathis with Percy Faith and His Orchestra (as Percy Faith & His Orchestra)
Published by BMG Rights Management (Canada) Ltd. and EMI Mills Music Inc. (ASCAP)
Administered in Canada by EMI Blackwood Music (Canada) Ltd. (SOCAN)
Courtesy of Sony Music Entertainment Canada Inc.
All rights reserved.
Used by permission.
[Played over the opening title and credits]

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8/10

It gets better and better

What otherwise might have been a decent but routine plan-an-event type of ROM-COM, warranting a "6" review score, becomes elevated to a "7" because of the lead characters' interplay around their respective, and partially shared, backstories. Tracy and Hepburn its not, but this adds spice to the story. Then the movie rises to become a very memorable "8" by the addition of the most charming Santa look-alike since Edmund Gwenn's portrayal in 1947's "Miracle on 34th Street". The Sleigh, itself, gets an honorable mention in a supporting role. I agree with several other User Reviewers who recommended hanging in there through a slow start and some awkward dialogue early on. I think you'll be glad you did.

I've thought about this film a number of times since I first saw it years ago, and it grows on you with time. That qualifies it to be included as a "Hidden Gem" on my IMDB "Christmas Movie Favorites" list.