Falling for Christmas

I actually liked this movie. I think it helped two people 'better' their careers, while essentially falling for each other.

It was a different type of Christmas movie with many elements.

The movie starts out with some of the same old plot devices. We have to get the contract and need a party planner to make our party special. If she does a great job, she'll get a promotion. The two leads have to work together to plan the party. They start out rocky and then you know the rest.

But this movie felt different for two reasons. One was the sassy, confident, fun, and quirky Holly played by Natalie Dreyfuss. And yes she had chemistry with Marshall Williams even if she was the one who stood out and him not so much. The second thing was beginning with the conflict the whole movie shifted and did some unusual things. I didn't think they all made sense, but looking back from the end explains some of it.

I actually turned this on half way through the film, which probably precludes me from an objective assessment.

However, having watched the second half of the movie, I'm very glad that I didn't watch the first half.

Watch Tom & Jerry for 10 minutes. It's a whole lot better.

How can it be so flat? Feels like casting in progress and script is being read for the first time. Lots of "client" and "contract", fake snow and just weird over all. Watched til the end because was too lazy to get up from the couch and get the remote...

Such a cute movie! Great cast beautiful location

Great for a Sunday afternoon romcom.

Natalie and Marshall were so cute together, and super funny

Totally recommend.