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Christmas at the Amish Bakery

  • Película de TV
  • 2023
  • 1h 25min
PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
6,1/10
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TU PUNTUACIÓN
Emma Henderson, Alexandra Harris, and Sean Koetting in Christmas at the Amish Bakery (2023)
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Añade un argumento en tu idiomaChicago book editor Sarah heads back to her Amish family farm. With the help of a handsome local outsider, Dean, a friend of the Amish, they hope to save her family's bakery.Chicago book editor Sarah heads back to her Amish family farm. With the help of a handsome local outsider, Dean, a friend of the Amish, they hope to save her family's bakery.Chicago book editor Sarah heads back to her Amish family farm. With the help of a handsome local outsider, Dean, a friend of the Amish, they hope to save her family's bakery.

  • Dirección
    • Jeff Hare
  • Guión
    • Scott Kirkpatrick
    • Jennifer Snow
  • Reparto principal
    • Alexandra Harris
    • Sean Koetting
    • Emma Henderson
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  • PUNTUACIÓN EN IMDb
    6,1/10
    370
    TU PUNTUACIÓN
    • Dirección
      • Jeff Hare
    • Guión
      • Scott Kirkpatrick
      • Jennifer Snow
    • Reparto principal
      • Alexandra Harris
      • Sean Koetting
      • Emma Henderson
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    Alexandra Harris
    Alexandra Harris
    • Sarah
    Sean Koetting
    Sean Koetting
    • Dean
    Emma Henderson
    Emma Henderson
    • Zoey
    Francesca Barker McCormick
    Francesca Barker McCormick
    • Rachel
    G. Michael Nicolosi
    G. Michael Nicolosi
    • Johnathan
    Brandon Fox
    Brandon Fox
    • Abram
    Mischa Hutchings
    Mischa Hutchings
    • Darla
    David Ditmore
    David Ditmore
    • Security Guard
    Bryan Frank
    Bryan Frank
    • Paul
    Dakota Sing
    • Amish child
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      • Jeff Hare
    • Guión
      • Scott Kirkpatrick
      • Jennifer Snow
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    2omijer

    Somebody wake up the hero!!

    This lovely story combines a few very charming and inviting features. The Amish are always a fascinating culture to learn about, always filled with loving , caring, kind relationships. The scenery is also so refreshing because the movie isn't taking place in a bustling city. And in this film, the many foods they prepared and showed were mouth-watering!

    In this story, family relationships take front and center stage. The love between the Amish sister and her city sibling is so real, so beautifully expressed and portrayed that one has no doubt these two young woman truly care about one another. ..despite their very divergent life choices and styles.

    That said, it is really difficult to imagine, first of all, what the hero of the story is doing on that farm. If he is there since he's widowed and owes some gratitude to the owner of the farm, we can accept that. Beyond that, one wonders how this actor ever got chosen for such a sensitive and challenging role. His acting is so wooden, so stiff,,that he often looks like a deer in headlights, almost as if he's forgotten his next lines.

    The chemistry between him and the leading actress is non-existent. He is stiff, arid, and altogether wrong for the role. Even their Hallmark kiss at the end looks forced and uncomfortable. Where was the acting coach? The director? The story was so warm and so lovely, it was painful to watch this newcomer actor struggle to show any emotion.

    Please forgive the sharp tone of this review. The story of this family was so warm and kind and sweet, it was simply distracting to see the lead actor so detached from every scene he was in.
    3srooks1

    Strictly By-the-Numbers Christmas Romance

    This is a formulaic Christmas romance. The only thing that stands out is that the story is set in Amish culture.

    The characters are stock figures without much depth. The two leads do not have on-screen chemistry. The dialogue is wooden and all too predictable.

    It seems the producers thought adding the word 'Amish' to the title would make the movie more popular, or at least draw more interest. It worked with me, but the movie failed to deliver. This movie is a trifle, which I guess it was meant to be.

    There are better things to do during this season than watch this movie. This movie is not recommended.
    7Nygiantsyankees

    Unintentional the funniest holiday movie ever.

    Christmas at the Amish Bakery is one of those holiday films that teeters on the edge of sincerity and absolute absurdity. Directed by someone who presumably has a Pinterest board titled "Generic Christmas Aesthetic," the movie manages to both baffle and delight with its unintentional hilarity, making it an oddly perfect watch-especially if you're looking for a laugh and perhaps have taken an edible beforehand.

    The premise is standard Hallmark-inspired fluff: A big-city pastry chef, Rachel, retreats to Amish country after a career setback to rediscover her love for baking and, of course, herself. There she meets Isaac, a stoic but dreamy Amish baker who reluctantly agrees to teach her the "true" art of breadmaking. Throw in a dash of Christmas magic, a clunky love triangle, and a subplot about the bakery facing foreclosure, and you've got yourself a holiday romance. On paper, it's all very predictable. But in execution, Christmas at the Amish Bakery is so awkwardly crafted that it achieves a kind of accidental brilliance.

    The Dialogue: A Comedy of Errors

    The dialogue in this movie is truly next-level bad. Every conversation feels like it was written by someone who just skimmed a Wikipedia article about the Amish and decided to fill in the blanks with awkward pauses and generic platitudes. Lines like "In the Amish way, the bread rises... and so do our hearts" are delivered with such earnestness that you can't help but laugh. The conversations between Rachel and Isaac are particularly painful (and hilarious), alternating between heavy-handed moral lessons about "simpler living" and painfully forced romantic tension.

    What makes the dialogue even funnier is how seriously the actors take it. Isaac delivers every line with the gravitas of a Shakespearean monologue, even when he's saying things like, "We do not use electricity, but our hearts are always lit." Watching this movie while under the influence of an edible turns these moments into comedic gold. You find yourself wondering how the actors kept a straight face-until you realize they probably didn't.

    The Smiling Sister

    The standout, however, is Hannah, Isaac's perpetually smiling sister. No matter the situation-whether she's churning butter, delivering grim news about the bakery's finances, or simply standing in the background-her face is frozen in an unrelenting, almost eerie smile. At first, you assume it's a quirk of her character, but as the movie progresses, it becomes clear that this is either a directorial choice or the actress's inability to emote in any other way.

    Hannah's eternal grin turns mundane scenes into comedic masterpieces. When she delivers a line like, "If we lose the bakery, we lose everything," with the same cheerful expression she uses while frosting cookies, you can't help but burst out laughing. It's as though the actress misinterpreted the assignment and thought she was in a toothpaste commercial instead of a melodramatic Christmas movie.

    The Production

    From a technical standpoint, the movie feels rushed. The set design is generic, the costumes look like they were purchased from an Amish-themed party store, and the cinematography leans heavily on soft filters that make every scene look like a perfume ad. The Amish bakery itself is hilariously inauthentic, featuring suspiciously modern kitchen equipment and an inexplicable abundance of Christmas lights (despite the Amish community's disdain for electricity).

    Yet somehow, all these flaws add to the film's charm. It's so incompetently made that it loops back around to being enjoyable. Watching the movie feels like you're in on a private joke with the filmmakers-one they didn't realize they were making.

    Final Thoughts

    Is Christmas at the Amish Bakery a good movie? Absolutely not. But is it an entertaining one? Without question. It's the kind of film that's perfect for a group watch with friends (and perhaps some holiday edibles) when you're in the mood to laugh at something completely ridiculous.

    Between the cringe-worthy dialogue, the perpetually smiling Amish sister, and the overall lack of self-awareness, Christmas at the Amish Bakery might just be the funniest Christmas movie of all time-unintentionally, of course. Whether that's the kind of holiday spirit you're looking for is up to you, but if nothing else, this movie is proof that even the worst films can bring a lot of joy.
    10husna_athan

    Beautiful Amish movie!

    Absolutely loved this movie, it was so nicely done.

    Felt so peaceful watching it.

    The actors were all perfect in their roles.

    It felt calm n had good family moments.

    The love between the sisters felt so real.

    The dad was kind n loving n gave good insight into relationships n forgiveness.

    The sisters were both beautiful n also the main actor Dean was good looking lol, he was quiet n portrayed a grieving man.

    I didn't find anything wrong with their clothing or acting, esp complaining about the snow.

    The storyline felt real.

    Different community's are different for a reason, we don't need to find every little flaw.

    By the way main actress was named Sarah n Rachael was the other sister, n Hannah was the baby (named after her grandmother).

    Just clarifying for the reviewer who was confused lol There was enough romance n I loved the quiet moments on the swing n their daily interactions.

    Movie was different from the ordinary but we enjoyed it.
    4paul_m_haakonsen

    Watchable, but rather generic and forgettable...

    Needless to say that I had, indeed, never heard about the 2023 Christmas movie "Christmas at the Amish Bakery". Well, I don't have a habit of traversing in all things Amish, so there was that to take into account. Regardless, I had the opportunity to watch the movie here in 2024, as part of my December Christmas movie marathon, and opted to do so, without knowing what I was in for. Though, the movie's cover does ooze with the archetypical sappy Christmas presentation, but the 'Amish' part of the movie's title was a little bit off-putting.

    Regardless, I watched the movie, and found it to be a watchable, though somewhat generic and stale Christmas movie. Writers Scott Kirkpatrick and Jennifer Snow opted to play it relatively safe and bet on the archetypical sappy Christmas tropes, for better or worse. Sure, if you enjoy the generic sappy Christmas movies, then you're in for a treat here. But I sat down to watch it as a casual viewer, so I wasn't particularly impressed with the storyline.

    I was not familiar with the cast ensemble in the movie, and that is actually something I do enjoy when I sit down to watch a movie. I will say that the acting performances in the movie were fair, despite the fact of the actors and actresses having a generic and bland script to work with.

    Watchable, sure, but hardly a memorable or outstanding foray into the Christmas movie genre. I found it to be a rather forgettable movie, and I bet that come tomorrow I will have forgotten about the movie. The movie definitely didn't have the contents to become a Christmas classic.

    My rating of director Jeff Hare's 2023 movie "Christmas at the Amish Bakery" lands on a four out of ten stars.

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    • Fecha de lanzamiento
      • 10 de diciembre de 2023 (Estados Unidos)
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