Home for Christmas

No storyline, very cheesy & predictable movie that has got nothing to do with Christmas

What a very good looking cast on this film. As well as the director who looks very gorgeous. I really enjoyed watching this film and it gave me a lovely, heart warming feel when viewing. Can't wait for more of Jamie's films to be released so I can watch these masterpieces!

The two main characters are sweet and connect. I would have like to see more of them together doing something other than making out.

The movie suffers from a low budget and some clumsy transitions. The pathetic and awkward lives of the characters in the beginning went on a bit too long even if there were a few funny moments in that. Beth went from spineless to confident and back again with too little justification. The plot was thin and relied a bit on overused tropes.

I've never seen April Pearson before but I was suitably impressed. Despite the flaky character she had to work with, she had definite moments where you really wanted to see more.

The dialogue didn't mess around. Characters said things without holding back.

I wouldn't call this a Christmas movie, but rather a movie set at Christmas time.

Despite any complaints above, the movie was OK.

I don't like leaving programmes half-watched, so I stuck it out, but it didn't get any better. This was pretty dire. Some stupid bits like the irritating guy shouting bananas on the beach during the prospective employees interviews. Would a company actually employ someone like that?! I didn't really care what happened. A lot of the acting was awful too. I have typed six lines in my review, and cannot believe that it won't be accepted because it is too short! Karl Davies wasn't bad, I remember when he was a child and was first in Emmerdale, which I watched as my mum watched it, so when I visited I had no choice!

This is a very sweet movie, a movie that's all heart.