Une proposition de rêve pour Noël

I hope CBS continues to make Christmas movies because I loved A Christmas Proposal! The chemistry between Adam Rodriguez and Jessica Camacho (LOVE her on All Rise!) was great and I enjoy the pretend-to-be-my-girlfriend storylines. I also loved the diversity that this movie showcased. Funny, beautiful holiday sets and a great cast!

I like the story. I am only half way through watching but I like the way it is progressing.

I am anxious to see how it finishes. The lead characters are very charming and I am hoping that they do end up together. I have a hunch who "Brooklyn" may end up with (2 different ones actually). Only 30 minutes of the movie to go so it has my attention.

I used my Amazon credits to buy this movie, I have never done that. This is a cute "Harlequin" type romance. The actors are great to watch, there is chemistry between the two main characters and I LOVE Brooklyn. Definitely a clean, lovely little movie that makes you feel good.

As a longtime Hallmark Christmas movie fan, I'm happy to see a little competition. I liked the Hallmark movies better when they did just a few movies a season. They were fresher. Now that they put them out factory-style, it's harder to find the gems among dozens of offerings.

"A Christmas Proposal" was refreshing, even though it did borrow from Hallmark plots (fake relationship, sibling rivalry, a Christmas ball where all is revealed); it was reminiscent of "Snow Bride."

The cast was great. The diversity was organic; Hispanic actors in an Hispanic family story.

Definitely worth watching, even though you now have to stream it on Paramount+ (clever marketing to attract new viewers, since the same movies aren't shown over and over again).

I look forward to more offerings, and hope the competition inspires Hallmark.

7.7 stars.

Interestingly, the only way I've found this film was by looking up one of the lead actors, because she is in a really popular show this year. As I was looking through her list of roles, I noticed this one. I've always been a sucker for a good Christmas movie, so I figured I'd check it out. Surprisingly it's only on Paramount+. And luckily I subscribe. But if you look at all the reviews, they all begin and end in December 2021, which says a lot about the lack of advertising for this movie.

That being said this film fits neatly in with hundreds of Hallmark films of the Christmas genre. If you had asked me on which network I think this film was made, I would say Hallmark, no doubt. That's how neatly and perfectly it fits in with the hundreds of Hallmark Christmas movies I've seen. On the other hand, 'A Christmas Proposal' is well done, and it's almost 2 hours, which is a rare treat, especially because it's a decent film. I plan on watching this again every few years.