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If you enjoyed the first two of these films, pass this one by. The plot was strained...ridiculous at times, and the two Claus kids were annoying for most of the movie. The elves were more annoying this go round also. For a Christmas movie they seemed to concentrate on that too little. The whole part in Mexico is beyond contrived. Partway through I just wanted it to be over, but I rarely stop watching before the end, hoping it will/can redeem itself. Of course they tied it up and made it all work out by the conclusion. Most Christmas movies I can watch over and over. Sure this won't get a second viewing.

Over two hours of my life that I'll never get back. Holy crap this was terrible. I kept watching, hoping at some point there would be an aha moment that would explain it all and be somewhat redeeming. It never comes. The credits rolled and all hope was dashed that I had chosen this. Netflix, who gave the go ahead for this? You cancel series that we like or at least able to follow and enjoy, and instead give us this rubbish?

As others have written it is all over the place, but seemed to come from no where nor go anywhere. I know we all have different tastes but I wish someone could classify this one in such a way that I never watch another in that classification.

Nearing 70, I found this a wonderful and sweet series. Needless to say, in my youth and through most of my life there were NO stories like this at all. Then there was a whole period of tragic gay stories. I love how upbeat so many things are resolved here.

I think it may be on Netflix I saw a heading that said Inclusion Matters, and I wholeheartedly agree. This series touches on so many issues and you come away with such a positive feeling. I have watched it several times already and I am very hopeful Netflix will continue this series.