fmartin-21394

I usually don't like the Hallmark Channel Christmas movie stuff but we randomly put this on and it was actually decent. There's good chemistry between the leads and the visuals were really nice. The acting was good all around. The story was kind of dumb but when they have to shoot 100 of these every year I can't expect them to come up with much else. I appreciated that it actually looked like winter in the sets and not like a Christmas set in the middle of a California summer. There's a secondary plot about the neighbor tryna hit that knight but it's pretty lazy and flat. Overall, if you're looking for something to throw on Netflix during the holiday season, you could do a lot worse than A Knight Before Christmas.

I don't feel like writing a novel on this so I'll just say that this film's dialogue and story don't really make sense if you spend even an ounce of attention to it. The company the main character works for seems like a cult and the conversations between people sound like they were written by dogs guessing how people talk. The CEO character looks scared 24/7 and probably needs to check himself in somewhere for a nervous breakdown. The acting is terrible too. People adopting the puppies act like they're adopting a child, it's super weird. It was excruciating to get through. The only reason I didn't give it 1/10 is because the sets look nice. Don't bother with this trash.