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Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueAn 8-year-old runaway angel from heaven takes it upon herself to rekindle the love between a couple on the verge of divorce.An 8-year-old runaway angel from heaven takes it upon herself to rekindle the love between a couple on the verge of divorce.An 8-year-old runaway angel from heaven takes it upon herself to rekindle the love between a couple on the verge of divorce.
Stephen Fuller Austin
- George
- (as Stephen F. Austin)
Kris Ann Russell
- Mrs. Reed
- (as Kris Russell)
Emily Choi
- Poet's Walk Employee
- (uncredited)
Gary Crow-Willard
- Neighbor
- (uncredited)
Dan Davidson
- Wheelchair Couple Male
- (uncredited)
Tara Frawley
- Hard Body Female
- (uncredited)
Aundre Johnson
- Hard Body Male
- (uncredited)
Brit Laree
- Transient Female
- (uncredited)
Avis en vedette
So nice and refreshing to see a nice wholesome family movie. Christian Kane is wonderful in this roll. The whole cast is great and the little girl is just so cute. Marley Shannon is awesome also.
I recommend watching this movie any time of the year. You won't be disappointed. The story is a nice reminder of love and family.
I recommend watching this movie any time of the year. You won't be disappointed. The story is a nice reminder of love and family.
This film is surprising for the acting talent displayed. The three lead characters as well as the two supporting male characters are clearly talented. Mallory reminds me of the fun of watching Shirley Temple. No singing involved, but she is genuine and brings the same childlike glee to her acting. Christian Kane does very well as a rough edged creative type whose game has lost some of its polish over the years. Marley Shelton is great at acting both hot and cold in her relationships, a struggle for many modern business women. I liked her character more and more throughout the film, and her heart is the true focus of the film. Ernie Hudson was pitch perfect in his delivery, even though his role was relatively small . Sean Miller is decent, although the role written for him was somewhat two- dimensional and definitely predictable.
Yes, the script is formulaic. Classic conflicts arise. You may even guess some of the twists in the plot. But the movie gives you the sense that it needs to be watched. Hopefully it will give some couples new hope and help them to avoid the devastation of divorce if they pay attention to the film's lessons. If not, they'll find out the hard way, which we see demonstrated within the film. But the movie will serve as good medicine for those who will hear the message and bring more happiness to them and their children. Change like that would truly be "Heaven Sent."
Yes, the script is formulaic. Classic conflicts arise. You may even guess some of the twists in the plot. But the movie gives you the sense that it needs to be watched. Hopefully it will give some couples new hope and help them to avoid the devastation of divorce if they pay attention to the film's lessons. If not, they'll find out the hard way, which we see demonstrated within the film. But the movie will serve as good medicine for those who will hear the message and bring more happiness to them and their children. Change like that would truly be "Heaven Sent."
This movie is great from beginning to end. It so nicely features the Pearl Street Mall of Boulder.
You must watch it at least twice to fully understand the story line. The early scene of the movie where, wedding vows are visually presented, is a nice plus since the movie is really all about marriage.
You will gain a greater appreciation for love, marriage and family by watching this movie.
I agree with others that you will fall in love with the eight year old angel in the movie.
You must watch it at least twice to fully understand the story line. The early scene of the movie where, wedding vows are visually presented, is a nice plus since the movie is really all about marriage.
You will gain a greater appreciation for love, marriage and family by watching this movie.
I agree with others that you will fall in love with the eight year old angel in the movie.
It is centered around the Holidays, so it is very well in line with all the pretty good Christmas movies. It's about a couple who are in the process of divorcing, but because of something that happened during their marriage perhaps??, they might have begun to drift away from each other. One wants the divorce more than the other. Along comes someone special in their lives to help keep them together. Does it work? You'll have to watch it to see for yourself, but it does have a cool and unique take on what might have caused the distance between the two. I like this movie a lot! It doesn't have a common title centered around the holidays or Christmas, but it does take place during the holidays. I watched this on the Lifetime channel, not knowing it was in tune with the holidays, I decided to watch it anyway. Glad I did because it wasn't a waste of my time.
This movie is a beautiful handling of a very sensitive subject. The Christmas setting making it all the more poignant. It's a movie I wish had been made earlier in my life as it has made Christmas easier to deal with. The acting and directing is so beautifully handled and covers so many emotions, and struggles that we can probably all identify with. It's a different kind of Christmas movie, but is now my all time favourite.
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- AnecdotesFilmed in Boulder and Denver, Co.
- Bandes originalesI'll Be Home for Christmas
Written by Walter Kent, Kim Gannon and Buck Ram
Performed by Tim Tamashiro
Courtesy of Tim Tamashiro / Gannon & Kent Music / Piedmont Music
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