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5.4/10
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A shy high school student's Christmas wish comes true only it isn't exactly as wonderful as she'd hoped.A shy high school student's Christmas wish comes true only it isn't exactly as wonderful as she'd hoped.A shy high school student's Christmas wish comes true only it isn't exactly as wonderful as she'd hoped.
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- 1 nomination total
Jennifer Robertson
- Marcie
- (as Jenn Robertson)
Darren Eisenhauer
- Tom
- (as Darren Eisnor)
Soma Chhaya
- Brie
- (as Soma Bhatia)
Jaime Lauren
- Volleyball Girl #4
- (as Jaime Kingenberg)
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- TriviaThere is a scene in which two rats are being held by their tails. This could cause serious spinal injuries and is never recommended to do so.
- GoofsWhen she wakes up at the end she doesn't have black hair like when she was hit by the car and she also doesn't have the extra weight that she had at the start. Since it was already Christmas time when she got hit and still Christmas time when she woke up it wouldn't seem that she had time for her hair to grow out and the weight to go away.
- SoundtracksChristmas in Paradise
Performed by Nat Jay
Written by Nat Jay, Mary Ancheta
Published by & Courtesy of Nat Jay, Mary Ancheta, Winston Hauschild
Featured review
The premise is a fun take on the old "If only my life were..."
Bailee Madison is likeable enough to carry the movie through the slower times. And that helps the movie never gets annoying like some of these do.
About half way through I noticed some Christmas decorations in the background and though "Oh, yeah, this is a Christmas movie" There wasn't really anything else about the movie that said Christmas.
If you can suspend your disbelief over minor things and get past a teenager saying "mom croaked" about their deceased mother then it is an enjoyable enough movie.
The ending isn't one of those that ruins the movie and makes you wish you didn't watch it, but it does feel like the writer(s) ran out of time and just wrapped it up a little too perfectly. It could have used a bit more explanation as to how everyone else got to the point that they did and maybe some reference to being hit by a car.
Bailee Madison is likeable enough to carry the movie through the slower times. And that helps the movie never gets annoying like some of these do.
About half way through I noticed some Christmas decorations in the background and though "Oh, yeah, this is a Christmas movie" There wasn't really anything else about the movie that said Christmas.
If you can suspend your disbelief over minor things and get past a teenager saying "mom croaked" about their deceased mother then it is an enjoyable enough movie.
The ending isn't one of those that ruins the movie and makes you wish you didn't watch it, but it does feel like the writer(s) ran out of time and just wrapped it up a little too perfectly. It could have used a bit more explanation as to how everyone else got to the point that they did and maybe some reference to being hit by a car.
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- Runtime1 hour 27 minutes
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