Destined 2: Christmas Once More

Casey Elliott and Shae Robbins are back as Theo and Kim, celebrating their one-year anniversary on Thanksgiving after meeting in 2022's 'Destined at Christmas', perhaps the biggest surprise hit from GAC Family one year ago. It's not often that the sequel is better than the original, but 'Destined 2: Christmas Once More' gives it a real shake. The plot revolves around Theo, who is armed with a wedding ring, looking for the perfect time and place to propose to Kim, which proves to be a more difficult task than Theo imagined.

This is an easy film to watch and enjoy. Nothing ground-breaking, but it's definitely enjoyable. Elliott and Robbins (who is very easy on the eye) are great together - their chemistry is through the roof, and even better than a year ago - and the supporting cast, all returning from the original, are also good. A nice soundtrack, featuring plenty of familiar tunes, and Christmas settings that aren't too garish or over the top. Good festive entertainment all around.

I wonder if we'll all be watching 'Destined 3' in one years' time? Hopefully.

Plot: guy wants to ask the girl to marry him but he loses the ring.

Then, all of the things that can go wrong go wrong. He loses the ring and because he can't find it. Somehow they made a 90 minute movie about this.

Everyone he knows is trying to help him ask the girl to marry him, but everything that you can imagine goes wrong.

Cute movie, it will keep your interest, but it's not the greatest Christmas movie of all times.

Of course, as everyone helps him even more things go wrong, it will keep your interest. You can definitely wrap presents or hang ornaments while this movie plays in the background.

A lot of times when these movies end it leaves us with a feeling of wanting to know what happens next. In this case, we get to see what happens next with Theo and Kim! 2022's "Destined at Christmas" was an unexpected gem and I'm glad GAC decided to give us a sequel.

Now, is the sequel just as good as the original? Well, no, but it IS enjoyable and worthwhile. In this movie, we already have an established couple so we don't get the same dramatic plot points as a couple who's just getting to know each other. The main plot line here is Theo finding the right time to ask Kim to marry him. The two leads still have great chemistry and if you enjoyed the first movie definitely check this one out as well!

This is such a beautiful and uplifting Family Friendly Romantic Comedy. Such authentic characters and performances by the Cast. The settings also feel right at home along with the high quality cinematography and editing, and background music help to transport you to the story.

Watching this Christmas theme movie in February Valentine's Day only adds to its special charm; that love truly transcends all seasons and can be experienced at any time.

This movie is a great reminder that perfection is not necessary when our heart's desire, intent, and purpose is to love.

Without spoiling the movie it is a wonderful sequel; a very heartfelt story.

Just couldn't get into the plot Ashley character was way too whiny very unhappy character. It's supposed to be a Christmas movie and it seems like everybody was unhappy. The plot was very comical not very Christmasy at all. I had to change the channel in the middle. It was just way too boring for my taste. The fiancé was very unhappy in the relationship. I will not watch this movie. I'm sure there's better to come in the future. Christmas movies are supposed to be a Time of happy, but I found this movie the characters blah. The plot was boring of missing ring in the cake. I don't understand where they were going with this movie.