Never Kiss a Man in a Christmas Sweater

This is my 7th Hallmark Christmas movie of the 2020 season. Overall, it was a good movie, I thought. I am a fan of Ashley Williams Hallmark movies; she performs really well in such roles. Niall Matter is also another one of my Hallmark favourites. Individually, they were great here again. My biggest critique, however, was there was no real chemistry between the two. Thru-out the film, it felt like they were becoming 'good friends' as opposed to 'falling in love'. The only scene where I got a glimpse of the latter was in the final scene of the movie. It is a pity, as the script/dialogue between the two was at times really good, in the sense of them getting to know each other (e.g., when they decorated the Christmas tree together). There is plenty of Christmas cheer, and the movie provides that Christmas atmosphere, which I have grown to love about Hallmark films. Fans of Hallmark movies will not be disappointed; it is worth a watch.

Feels artificial or she comes across,overly excited about everything. Even in serious roles,it doesn't seem sincere. Hallmark needs to rethink casting,for some movies.. Overuse of the same actors,locations or storyline gets boring. Just a bit mixed over the review of this movie,didn't hate it but nothing special. Have found myself watching Lifetime,more with their holiday selections.

Went into this expecting a classic, silly Christmas movie (of which there are a ton), but I have been very pleasantly surprised.

I congratulate the movie makers and the actors for creating a movie that actually felt real. Everything line of the movies was like real, every day people talk, instead of the eye rolling lines you usually hear.

Good movie!

Maggie accidentaly hurts Lucas while she is carring a Christmas Tree. So, feeling guilty, she offers him to stay at a cottage she usually rents. While there, Lucas, who lost the Christmas spirit (as usual), joins Maggie in her activities: helping those in need.

That's it, that's the "plot", it's quite plain, but enjoyable nonetheless. Niall Matter and Ashley Williams, the duo we didn't know we needed. They had good chemistry, and after watching so many movies with them I don't get tired.

The whole movie is predictable, including the ending, and we can't forget that moment in which one character assumes something they shouldn't (please, stop it). There was one scene, one of the last ones, which was emotional, and that alone gain one more star. I also really liked the fact that the relationship developed quite naturally.

Nothing extraordinary, but quite sweet, if you like Hallmark movies, I totally recommend it.

This was a warm and friendly combination Christmas movie and love story. It's well worth the watch.

My only observation is that the Hallmark boring and routine formula of a misunderstanding near the end and a make up at the end is tiring to see. And what bothers me the most about this is that one or the other person turns from really nice to a mean underbelly of anger. In this movie, in one scene the star went from very nice to downright nasty. Why? With a better script & director for that scene she could have accomplished the same thing without the fake meanness. It's so tiring, so, so tiring (and unoriginal). Hey guys, do better in the future. Try a professional approach to scripts for a change.