Correcting Christmas

Compared to a lot of Hallmark movies this was well acted - particularly Mark Hutter, - Brian , his humorous dialogue felt 'real', and thought he made a lovely Dad, the best parent I've seen in years of watching this type of film.

Did anyone else notice how the wardrobe/set department had a colour palette of '3' ? rusty red, teal, and black. Red dresses/tops for the ladies and similar colour shirts for the men - very matchy matchy, then it was orangey red for tablecloths and even a wall was rusty red. The evening meal had a few ladies in teal dresses, a couple of black, and again, the colour red appeared.

Watch it again and you'll see what I mean. Most unusual.

BEWARE OF FALSE REVIEWS & REVIEWERS. SOME REVIEWERS HAVE ONLY ONE REVIEW TO THEIR NAME. NOW WHEN ITS A POSITIVE REVIEW THAT TELLS ME THEY WERE INVOLVED WITH THE MOVIE. IF ITS A NEGATIVE REVIEW THEN THEY MIGHT HAVE A GRUDGE AGAINST THE FILM . I HAVE REVIEWED OVER 200 HOLIDAY FILMS. I HAVE NO AGENDA.

This is a story A woman travels one year back in time to the Christmas before her broken engagement and tries to repair what went wrong, and she discovers that this is a challenging undertaking.

What works about this story is that most of us wonder how our life might have turned out if we did not breakup with a certain person. If you are single this question can eat at you during the holidays.

In this film we learn that sometimes you are "Better off where you are" & "Breakups are often happen for a reason".

The actors are fine in this. I was excited to see Jonathan Patrick Moore in this film. He is charming.

The movie had christmas and nice performances but the romance was rushed. Plus, the magical christmas lady was a bit over the top. There were some plot holes too and they didn't explain the whole magic trip to the past.

The movies actually called Back To Christmas. The movie was ok . It starts a little slow,but it's pretty good.

A woman gets the chance to go back to the previous Christmas Eve to try and save her relationship.

Although it's a predictable Christmas romance film, this scores due to the fact it's actually quite funny. Kelly Overton makes for an engaging lead actress as Ali, as well as being easy on the eye she displays a good comic timing and delivers plenty of witty lines. A sharp and witty script means there is a sharp sense of humour throughout the film especially when Mark Hutter and Moses Storm are on screen. The two male lead love interests work less well for me, coming across as a bit bland.

This is very much aimed at the female market and most of it's target audience should enjoy it. Thanks to it's pretty leading lady and funny script there is enough here to make this endurable to guys as well.

As long as you don't expect too much this is an enjoyable way to waste a couple of lazy hours on a winter morning.