A Christmas Spark

Jane Seymour is such an ageless beauty. While great to see her reuntine with her Dr Quinn co-star Joe Lando, their talents are completely wasted in this Christmas romcom. I definetely had a lot higher hopes but it ended up just being another average Lifetime movie where anyone could have played the lead actors. The story is very dull and lacklustre making this instantly forgetable after watching it. I feel like a jerk for slating this since as I write this review, nobody else has reviewed it and I'm sure people within the film will read this. However, I'm just being honest. I just wished their was more to this movie and some originality.

It 's for Dr Quinn and Sully!!!!!!!!! Truly a blast from the past, as one reviewer said it.

Just don 't even care about the movie, it's just so great to see those two again, in the same movie!!!!!

It lacks their chemistry, don' t know why, they have it in real live, they re soulmates, don ' t know how they did not end up tgthr forever and ever.... Anyway, Christmas movies are chilling and relaxing, the actors are melting the heart, so, with a cup of hot tea, or milk, or chocolate, one sunday afternoon, on the comfy couch, in front of tv..... will do wonders for your mind and soul.

So... it s Medicine! Medicine Woman :)))

This movie is plodding, dull and colorless. Jane Seymour was lovely to look at as always, but there was no chemistry between her and Joe Lando. Joe seemed extremely out of his comfort zone and his acting was wooden. This goes to show that being attractive and easy on the eyes doesn't carry the movie.

And WHAT IS UP WITH THE HALLMARK LADIES' HAIR? With the exception of Jane Seymour (who thankfully kept them away from hers) almost every female has dead ends and their hair is curled until the last 2 or 3 inches and then it just hangs there. It doesn't look like their hair has been combed through or styled; it looks like someone curled it with a curling iron, then just pulled the curls down. For God's sake, you can't be on THAT much of a budget. Every woman (and a fair amount of men) watch these movies annually and buy the products that you so casually (cough cough) display in scenes. The hair spans the gamut from thin, baby-fine and lanky, limp and listless, to dry and stringy, to brittle and dull. Spring for a professional hair stylist for heaven's sake! Many times this is so distracting that I turn the movie off.

Loved it up until they performed in the hokey Christmas play. I wished they hadn't shown any of it, perhaps just discussed it later. I found it so jarringly bad I felt bad for Joe Lando. Jane Seymour continues to shine and I did love seeing Joe and Jane together again after all these years. They should make a movie together at least once a year. It doesn't even have to be a holiday movie. Perhaps a Dr. Quinn reunion movie. I would watch that. I still love Michaela and Sully. 😍 It was a great series. In fact, I just watched the entire 6 seasons of Dr. Quinn, finishing up before this new movie aired. Joe looks so distinguished with his short salt and pepper hair. Jane is gorgeous as always. Thank you, Lifetime, for filming and airing this long-awaited movie.