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Two girls realize they're both visiting grandparents they've never met and decide to switch places to see how the other half lives.Two girls realize they're both visiting grandparents they've never met and decide to switch places to see how the other half lives.Two girls realize they're both visiting grandparents they've never met and decide to switch places to see how the other half lives.
JoeDon Rooney
- Jim Wilkins
- (as Joe Don Rooney)
Tisha Bradford
- June
- (as Tisha Alexander Bradford)
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This movie was insane! I can get down with a cheesy Christmas movie. I'm cool with the predictable ending and forced acting but this was on a whole other level.
These two girls completely deceive their families and everyone is totally cool with it. They almost seem happy about it. At least have someone be a little upset. The storyline was just ridiculous and not even slightly believable. The ending was weird and the characters were uncomfortable to watch.
I don't know who's idea it was to put a song at the end but it was not a good one. At least make sure the actors know the words that they are lip syncing.
There were a couple of funny bloopers at the end. I'd say that was the best part.
This was a sweet movie and I enjoyed it. The ending was a little unrealistic, but cute. It put a smile on my face. 😊
It's the time to binge on Christmas / fluffy movies and we watched this film in the middle of such a binge-fest. It's pretty bad. There are probably worse films but this couldn't even make the hurdle to carry the Hallmark or Lifetime brand which own the category.
Its not a bad idea for a plot--just very very poorly executed. Not even clear they really had a director or writer. Its like they grabbed a bunch of inexpensive actors and told them to "talk like you're from Oklahoma." The thing is a mess from bad accents to nonsensical dialog, cartoonish sterotypes... Even the scenery is boring.
Ironically the "last scene" that people complained about was the most interesting. It's the cast (and occasionally the crew) running around in circles, bumping into each other, completely out of sync. An appropriate summation of the entire movie. They do seem to be having fun (or maybe they're just happy that its over(?)).
90 minutes of your life is best spent elsewhere. Pretty much anywhere
Its not a bad idea for a plot--just very very poorly executed. Not even clear they really had a director or writer. Its like they grabbed a bunch of inexpensive actors and told them to "talk like you're from Oklahoma." The thing is a mess from bad accents to nonsensical dialog, cartoonish sterotypes... Even the scenery is boring.
Ironically the "last scene" that people complained about was the most interesting. It's the cast (and occasionally the crew) running around in circles, bumping into each other, completely out of sync. An appropriate summation of the entire movie. They do seem to be having fun (or maybe they're just happy that its over(?)).
90 minutes of your life is best spent elsewhere. Pretty much anywhere
I get cheesy Christmas movies, predictable story lines, poor acting, cringe worthy lines and a feel good ending. These things make Christmas movies wonderful! But this one doesn't. Its genuinely awful. My wife, who hasn't found a Christmas movie she doesn't love, hated it. It's uncomfortable and there's a big song at the end that you just want to be over. Thankfully once this terrible song ends, so does this travesty of a movie.
The best i can tell a whole lot of people have reviewed this movie that hate Christmas movies. Why watch them if you don't like them?
I've been on a month-long Christmas binge of holiday movies so i feel like i can truly say i have seen some of the worst of the worst and The Christmas Trap isn't one of the worst. What The Christmas Trap is is a fun little holiday romp a la The Parent Trap style. Yes, there are plot holes. Yes, there is cheese. But hey, it's Christmas. Doesn't the holiday season require a certain level of suspension of disbelief?
So, kick back. Turn your brain off and enjoy.
Merry Christmas :)
Did you know
- TriviaJ.J. Arends (Roy's wife) played the role of a soldier coming home from Afghanistan. She filmed her scenes less than two weeks before leaving for her third deployment with the Oklahoma Army National Guard. She has since returned home and is still serving.
- GoofsKara's clothes fit Jessie perfectly although Jessie is taller.
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- Christmas in the Heartland
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- 1h 52m(112 min)
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