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This is a major casting error. Gabriel Macht was an amazing lead for the original Suits. And his supporting cast was a fantastic ensemble of really strong and interesting characters. Steven Amell just doesn't cut it as the lead lawyer, let alone as managing partner.

Other than the heads of entertainment at the two firms, the other characters aren't really impressing me very much either.

And I couldn't give a RIP about whatever happened in 2010. They spend way too much time back there. It does make the show a little easier to watch because I can just fast forward through 2010 without really affecting my understanding of 2025. What a waste!

The original Suits is one of the best shows ever. I can't believe this far inferior show is made by the same people. And that's bitterly disappointing!

I know people justifiably mock Hallmark Christmas movies but what about a Hallmark movie that mocks Hallmark movies? Sugarplummed is just that movie. It's funny and (unlike many of them) really smartly written.

Sugarplummed is about a mom that wishes for the perfect Christmas (which she always wishes for). But this time, Sugarplum, a character in a series of Christmas movies magically shows up to help the mom get her wish. She comes with a book of hard and fast rules like Flannel is a Natural Aphrodisiac and When a Big City Girl Meets a Small Town Bachelor, They're Guaranteed to Fall in Love and Get Married.

The kids are not perfect and they're not annoying. This time they're sarcastically funny. In what Hallmark movie does a kid walk in to the perfectly decorated room and say, "Why does it look like the North Pole threw up in here?"

I highly recommend this one!

I don't like liars but there can be times when characters get caught up in it. No problem. But that guy made me cringe every time he appeared on screen. He actually spoiled the movie for me.

I think the annoying guy was supposed to be funny as well. Epic fail there.

The idea for the movie was great and many of the singers were very good. I imagine the acting world is as cynical as it appeared but that was a bit hard to take too. What was with being mean to the customers in the restaurant? Is that supposed to be a New York thing?

So it was a valiant effort and the two main characters were fantastic. Because of that, I feel a little bad rating it so low. And so I added a star for the great number at the end.