Marry Me at Christmas

It is just cocoa for soul. Nice, giving a beautiful cast and a small town as location, a film star and a wedding prepaires, Christmas and soft emotions. Sure, not different by many other Christmas films from Hallmark, but seductive and comfortable and, deep honest in this good intentions purpose. Maybe the old fashion beauty of Rachel Skarsten, maybe the look and role of good pie-guy of Trevor Donovan, maybe the cake in form of heart or the chemistry between the characters of Michele Scarabelli and Keith McKeichnie , maybe the church but it is different film. So, nice in all senses.

The lead's curls were so distractingly badly styled, it was hard to focus on an otherwise cute film. How did the hair people let her walk out without finger combing those curls? She looked like a 13 year old girl who doesn't know better!

I usually don't rate the holiday movies as they all follow the exact same formula, just the background changes slightly. I want to say the lead actress in this movie is adorable. Not only is she extremely expressive and emotive, anyone who can overcome that terrible hairstyle (seriously, why not just sit a poodle on her head?) and still get an audience rooting for her has to be pretty amazing. She could honestly make us believe she fell in love with a mannequin and that they'd live happily ever after. Come to think of it, that's exactly what she did. ...I may be a little harsh. Let's go with wax figure instead of mannequin. I'd watch this again.

I rate this 7/10 because the lead actress is actually quite good.

I'm a hairstylist and I can't get past this. Who approved this hair? It's like a 3rd main character. The movie is typical Hallmark. I watched all of them last year. They all have the same plot, but during Christmas who wants anything too heavy.

8/10 - fantastic Christmas romance about a famous actor falling in love over the holidays