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The Marvin sisters gather for what may be their last Christmas at their childhood home.The Marvin sisters gather for what may be their last Christmas at their childhood home.The Marvin sisters gather for what may be their last Christmas at their childhood home.
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Glad I'm not the only one to see what a rubbish hair cut the lead male has. And yes how can you concentrate on the film when he looks such a....... dork ! Whatever was he thinking ?? He's a good looking chap, and a 'George Clooney' would have really suited him. Sadly going with 'fashion' doesn't suit everyone, but they just carry on following the herd - not a good thing to do when you're up for a film role. Trying to keep your youth with a teenage haircut just smacks of desperation. (all chaps take note - those wedding photos won't look so great in 10 years time !)
The film itself is pleasant enough, and typical Hallmark fayre.
The film itself is pleasant enough, and typical Hallmark fayre.
Seen worse. Hard to focus on the plot b/c the male lead's hair was gawd-awful! He looked like a wet rooster. 😆
How can you take this movie seriously while Justin Bruening has that greasy mess piled on top of his head? He should spend less time shaving the side of his head and more time shaving his face.
As for the movie....blah.
It wasn't spectacular but much better than many. Typical Hallmark movie...predictable. The cast was good, and please leave the hair alone. So what. Enjoyable.
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- TriviaThe movie was filmed in Rhinebeck, NY, not Vermont. In the scene where Nash and Megan take the carriage ride through town, the "Rhinebeck Hardware Company" store can be seen in the background.
- GoofsThe movie takes place in Vermont just before Christmas, but it was shot in the State of New York. However, the only time you see December and winter in the movie is in the stock footage as it was shot in the spring. Production used a lot of artificial snow to hide it in the close shots, but wide shots always reveal a lot of beautiful green deciduous trees, and bushes everywhere. Also you can see snow on green tree leaves, too. Furthermore, loud bird singing is heard through the day in the outdoor scenes and birds don't sing in the autumn and winter.
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