Romance at Reindeer Lodge

This one was predictable and a bit cheesy as they all are but I enjoyed it anyway because of the two excellent leads. How refreshing to have a female lead that you haven't seenin several other Hallmark movies, and best of all, a woman who doesn't have the very noticeable and awful false eyelashes and heavy eye mkeup that most sport these days which distract throughout the wholemovie...and a male lead who is natural and believable in the role. I wish they would expand their pool of actresses and actors,I'm so sick of Chabert, Witt, Cameron, Martin, McKeller, Spelling, et al !

I was delightfully surprised by this movie as neither lead is very well known.

A couple looking to avoid celebrating Christmas end up doing exactly that in Jamaica, Vermont.

The entire movie was very funny and actors enjoyable.

Worth a watch!

I as really looking forward to seeing this movie and it didn't disappoint me! I would agree with 'Quite Sweet', it was refreshing watching her and not the typical giggly, air-head character they have play the love interest. Would love to see the two love interest act together again. Only bummer, really thought this was filmed in Vermont, but it was in Connecticut.

This is one of the more enjoyable Hallmark holiday romances.

Molly (Nicky Whelan) is a workaholic who grudgingly has to take time off between Christmas and New Years. A mistake puts her on a flight to Vermont. When she meets Jared (Josh Kelly) along the way, they start out on the wrong foot. You can see where this is going, but the dialogue is good and the chemistry is strong.

The story is about finding real value in unexpected circumstances. And it leads to some tear-jerking scenes that celebrate belonging, romance, and enjoying life.

A strong supporting cast and beautiful scenery round out this production. I would enjoy a sequel.

It is a Hallmark Christmas film. But it has the science to be little more. Because its humor is special, the story of three couples is beautiful explored, the relation son -father is well explored and the solution to crisis- predictable- remains real nice. A film beautiful for its...honesty. Nothing to demonstrate , all to be proposed. In a lovely place from Jamaica, Vermont.