Convinced that her husband, "Jessie Rogers" (Dean Cain), is having an affair, "Noelle Rogers" (Kristy Swanson) locks him out of the house and files for divorce. Jessie denies everything, even though a local tabloid has a photo showing him in the arms of another woman. To make matters worse, Noelle's mother, "Claudell" (Sharon Thomas Cain), has never particularly liked Jessie and keeps fueling the fire whenever she can. Meanwhile, Jessie and Noelle's teenage daughter, "Carrie Rogers" (Shannon Kummer), dislikes Noelle's new boyfriend, "Flynn" (Lochlyn Munro), and frequently tries to make him look bad, even though Claudell seems to approve of him. What none of them realizes, however, is that Flynn isn't being as honest with Noelle as he should be, and his reason for wanting to get married is primarily driven by a financial deal worth millions of dollars. I won't say more, but this Christmas-themed romantic comedy could have been much better if the chemistry between the two leads had been stronger or if it had more comedy. Maybe both. That being said, although I don't think it's a terrible holiday movie, these weaknesses prevent me from rating it higher.
