The story of Belle, a marketing executive who is worried that she might lose her job.The story of Belle, a marketing executive who is worried that she might lose her job.The story of Belle, a marketing executive who is worried that she might lose her job.
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I love this movie! The storyline is interesting because the reunion always make best thing happens to anyone. One of best Christmas movie!!! I did not expected that Reba and Candice King worked together in this film. This movie is good but Reba and Candice King made this movie more creatively and heartwarming. I watched Reba in Reba tv show and it made my childhood heartwarming instead anxiety in 2000s decade. Reba's acting gave me heartwarming because she's funny and tough! Now Im still hardcore fan of The Vampire Diaries Universe and never stops watching. Still rewatching.... I still love seeing Candice King in The Vampire Diaries Universe. (The Vampire Diaries/The Originals/Legacies...I bought those series on iTunes/AppleTv...better than Netflix)
Sorry if my english is bad..
Sorry if my english is bad..
The movie is such a nice way to enjoy the holidays. Reba and John Schneider are great together. We need more Reba movies. It is a very sweet movie. Reba and John are fun to watch and the music and costumes beautiful.
Reba and John are likeable people, but just barely tolerable actors. Not very good. The script was predictable and the interaction between them is irritating with petty arguments. My wife loved it, but I didn't. Basically, if you like Reba you will like the movie.
So loved this movie. Would love to see them in more movies together.
Great chemistry together.
The songs were wonderful. I enjoyed the storyline. I'm going to be watching it again!
Great chemistry together.
The songs were wonderful. I enjoyed the storyline. I'm going to be watching it again!
'Christmas in Tune' (2021)
Opening thoughts: It has been an interesting and worthwhile endeavour watching Hallmark/Lifetime etc Christmas films over the past four or five years, though a very inconsistent one. There was never the mentality of expecting a classic or the film in question to be flawless. Something that was never managed with pretty much all the films seen. There was always the expectation of seeing a film where one can see at least some effort rather than merely cash-in level. The former being obvious in most luckily.
'Christmas in Tune' is one of the Christmas films in the former category. 2021 was very hit and miss for Christmas films and for Lifetime, but there were some that were good and more and 'Christmas in Tune' is in that category and very much at the top even. It is not flawless certainly (no Lifetime film is), but it was very nicely done and immensely charming, one of the better faring 2021 Lifetime films and an example of a music-themed Lifetime film done right (it and Hallmark have varied with this type of story).
Bad things: Starting with the not so good things, for me the daughter and love interest subplot could have been a lot more interesting, as it did feel bland and also a bit awkward at times.
Also thought that some of the pacing could have been tighter as some scenes drag on a little too much, and that the arguing was a bit overdone in the script.
Good things: On the other hand, a lot is good. Reba McEntire and John Schneider are engaging and likeable leads, especially McEntire. The supporting cast all perform with enthusiasm, especially Candice King. McEntire and Schneider have characters worth caring for and ones that are more than Lifetime cipher cliches, ones that go on a journey. Their chemistry is natural and genuine, with lots of charm, and is not underused or forced.
Production values are pleasing. It's not too drab or garish in photography, the editing didn't seem rushed or disorganised and the scenery has a real charm to it. Along with the two leads, the best aspect is the very catchy music that is often very beautiful and has energy whether subtle or bubbly. It's performed beautifully too. The dialogue has flow and doesn't get too cheesy or too schmaltzy and the story is charming and heart-warming on the whole with an ending that left me upbeat and welling up at the same time.
Concluding thoughts: Overall, nice film.
7/10.
Opening thoughts: It has been an interesting and worthwhile endeavour watching Hallmark/Lifetime etc Christmas films over the past four or five years, though a very inconsistent one. There was never the mentality of expecting a classic or the film in question to be flawless. Something that was never managed with pretty much all the films seen. There was always the expectation of seeing a film where one can see at least some effort rather than merely cash-in level. The former being obvious in most luckily.
'Christmas in Tune' is one of the Christmas films in the former category. 2021 was very hit and miss for Christmas films and for Lifetime, but there were some that were good and more and 'Christmas in Tune' is in that category and very much at the top even. It is not flawless certainly (no Lifetime film is), but it was very nicely done and immensely charming, one of the better faring 2021 Lifetime films and an example of a music-themed Lifetime film done right (it and Hallmark have varied with this type of story).
Bad things: Starting with the not so good things, for me the daughter and love interest subplot could have been a lot more interesting, as it did feel bland and also a bit awkward at times.
Also thought that some of the pacing could have been tighter as some scenes drag on a little too much, and that the arguing was a bit overdone in the script.
Good things: On the other hand, a lot is good. Reba McEntire and John Schneider are engaging and likeable leads, especially McEntire. The supporting cast all perform with enthusiasm, especially Candice King. McEntire and Schneider have characters worth caring for and ones that are more than Lifetime cipher cliches, ones that go on a journey. Their chemistry is natural and genuine, with lots of charm, and is not underused or forced.
Production values are pleasing. It's not too drab or garish in photography, the editing didn't seem rushed or disorganised and the scenery has a real charm to it. Along with the two leads, the best aspect is the very catchy music that is often very beautiful and has energy whether subtle or bubbly. It's performed beautifully too. The dialogue has flow and doesn't get too cheesy or too schmaltzy and the story is charming and heart-warming on the whole with an ending that left me upbeat and welling up at the same time.
Concluding thoughts: Overall, nice film.
7/10.
Did you know
- TriviaWhile discussing lunch, Georgia says that her favorite BBQ place is just down the street. In 2018, Reba appeared in a series of commercials for KFC's Smoky Mountain BBQ Fried Chicken.
- GoofsWhen Troy arrives with peppermint lattes for everyone at rehearsals, the lid color changes from the outdoor shot (black) to the indoor dialogue (white)
- Quotes
Belle: I just wanted to talk to you about spending Christmas Eve together
Georgia Winter: Oh honey I'd love to spend Christmas Eve with you. Where do you want to go?
Belle: Well I was thinking about staying right here in Nashville
Georgia Winter: Nashville is great at Christmastime, what do you want to do?
Belle: How about a holiday concert in Belmont?
Georgia Winter: Okay whose performing?
Belle: You!
Georgia Winter: Do tell?
Belle: Well you and dad
Georgia Winter: Okay you can stop telling
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