Five More Minutes: Moments Like These

I agree with others that Ashley Williams comes across as fake to me, maybe it's the facial features not moving or something, but I haven't liked pretty much any movie she's been in. Others like her but I think she's a bad actress.

She goes from avoiding him to saying he's so great, huh? At least the 3rd movie of 2022 where people are talking to dead people.

Young boy only wants to help the food bank (in what world does this person exist)? Canada programs love pushing shelters & food banks, it's like they want all of us in them. School administrator gave the impression that because the boy was not social, somehow something was wrong with him, that's just sad they allowed that in the movie.

I propose a drinking game to get through some of these movies, drink whenever you hear "community". It will help to get you through some of these snore fests.

A beautiful movie taking place during Christmas. Ashley Williams stars as Kaitlyn Morrison, a widow with a 10 year old son named Adam. She and her son return home during the holidays. I will not interject any story line to spoil your watching pleasure. I will say that Ms. Williams delivers her best performance to date. She is not doing her usual over the top sugar high performance. Depth and layers are in her presentation. Lucas Bryant never delivers a bad acting performance and possibly makes hers better. You see two mature adults work through the challenges toward a meaningful relationship. All the supporting cast understands the tone and direction of the movie.

Kevin Fair, who directed many of the Signed, Sealed & Delivered movies has skillfully guided the movie in the right direction. Don't miss this movie. I enjoy most Hallmark movie, but this one surprised me. It is a must see.

Not usually a fan of Ashley Williams, but she was really good in this movie. Even though she waffles continually, it's believable for a person who lost their spouse. You're torn between wanting the new person and feelings of loss and guilt for your spouse. The lead male actor was amazing and he seemed to sense her reticence. The son, Adam was also a very good actor, he played his role well.

All of the ancillary actors and actresses, I felt did a phenomenal job as well.

It turned out to be a pleasant surprise and I won't hesitate to watch again. I understand some logistical aspects were unbelievable to some, but all in all it was a good Christmas movie and definitely worth a watch.

The very end could of closed out with the family going home after the fest,to find the star on the tree as it was mentioned numerous times.. Sure it was symbolic to several other factors,like Kaitlyn deciding to go look in the basement for it & encountering a variety of things.

I like Ashley Williams but not a huge fan,however she handles roles like this better.. Something about her being happy-go-lucky & all that in so many Hallmark movies come across fake.

Overall it was cast decent,acting ok & cinematography as usual good.

If you ever have lost someone & tap into that feeling of wanting more time,this movie will hit different.. Otherwise nothing original & basically a clichéd story.

Not a movie will rewatch,but worth seeing at least once if bored.

I really loved this film! If you have never lost someone, you may not get into this movie. If you have lost someone, this film may make you feel better!

I love Ashley Williams as an actress. She does a remarkable job of an angst-ridden mom. A single parent's job is tough.

Adam is a sweet boy who really misses his dad! When he starts to make friends, it is so lovely to see him come out of his shell. Without giving anything away, I loved how he warmed up to all of the strangers he met.

The original Five More Minutes movie was a favorite and this one is becoming one as well. Trying to navigate what your children want vs what is best for them can be heart-wrenching!