The Christmas House 2: Deck Those Halls

It has all the premises to be exactly the charming Christmas film. And it is it. And the good premise is, not exactly, the memories about the first part, amusing and chaotic but the fair definition of essence of family in the "fire" of competition.

Sure, the acting is the key like the dialogue, but it is little more. I prefer define many Hallmark films as nice but in this case, the words has many meanings. First, good humor and provocative situations. Not the last, fair example of joy of life. The result, just better than the first part. And source of realistic, too realistic in few cases, situations. So, nice at whole.