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الإعلان الترويجي
طاقم العمل
Alex Ranarivelo
Director
Christina Moore
Lisa
John Ducey
Tom
Violet McGraw
Ella
Sachin Bhatt
Assan
Lateefah Holder
Sharon
Matthew Glave
Grant
Paxton Booth
Freckles
Charley Debenedetti
Sled Master
Brooke Dillman
Trivia Master
Mark W. Gray
Santa Claus
Kim House
Waiter
Vera Lugo
Singer #4
Tim Mollen
Mr. Cranky
Matthew Nguyen
Yang
Shaun Paul Piccinino
Freckle's Dad
Meredith Pyle
Meredith
Missi Pyle
Missi Toe
John Ducey
Writer
قد يعجبك أيضًا
أؤمن أن سانتا حقيقي
لقاؤنا العيد المقبل
والدة كايتي
يوميات نويل
Christmas Flow
Déjà vu
Sistas
Zatima
مع قبلاتي، كيتي
إميلي في باريس
السيطرة على الغضب
Looking
Love, Victor
Dash & Lily
Four Weddings and a Funeral
Love
رامي
ميكسولوجي
Burning Love
Four Weddings and a Funeral
The Twelve Dates 'Til Christmas
My Dead Ex
Meant to Be
Only Boo!
التعليقات
10 تعليق
source: I Believe in Santa
I watched this movie with my family. We always choose one Christmas movie to watch before Christmas all together. We chose this one this year and absolutely loved it! Watching the basics like Elf and Rudolph gets old over the years, but this movie brought in some new! I love how there is a deeper meaning behind the main character, Tom, believing in Santa; it acts as a stance in the current world for our lack of faith in humanity all together. Society has placed itself on a conveyer belt and this movie calls that out in a wholesome way. Loved the cast and the storyline! Will definitely watch this again next Christmas season!
This delightful Christmas movie is driven by the real life relationship between John Ducey and Christina Moore. It's a nice change to see a Christmas movie where the characters fall for each other early in the movie, and then have to overcome obstacles. In this case, John Ducey's character actually believes in Santa Claus, and Ms Moore's character hates Christmas! Both Ducey and Moore have a great sense of humor, and great expressive faces. Their chemistry just jumps off of the screen. Because these reviews now have to be at least 600 characters long, look up Ducey in Wikipedia. His grandfather's name was Johnny Dickshot. Really.
Eurghhh, I really tried what with it being Christmas an all. But i just couldn't get over the following: 1) The main woman character (her eyes) constantly with a shocked expression, was really making my own eyes ache 2) The main guy character, playing the "Boyfriend". A "Boyfriend" who is extremely camp and wears far more make-up than his "Girlfriend" 3) The storyline...euggh, it's just a payday film really isn't it. All been done before, very cheesy, yet very odd, mainly because the characters just don't click as a couple "in love" Overall, I'd give this a miss. Many classics to watch over the Christmas period instead!
I can't stand the lead woman. Her face just bothers me. How did nobody catch this in filming editing? You need to tell me everybody. Just thought her face and eyes where normal... It's like they're jumping out of her face in every scene. I'm about to pause it to see if somebody's taping her eyebrows up. I'll almost bet everything at this movie is a giant flock and you can blame her. The storyline was actually clever. The writing wasn't that bad. I'm telling you if you would have done this whole movie the same but changed the lead woman. We have a whole different movie, one that people would probably watch every year. Nobody's rewatching this movie I mean NOBODY!!!!
Look, this movie sets out to do a certain thing. Tell you a story while putting a smile on your face. Ducey's plot spins a welcomed yarn full of heart and laughs, and the vivacious Moore heats up the screen. They have with real chemistry. They're married IRL! If you have a problem with this movie, it says something about you and your Christmas spirit (or lack thereof). For those who would hate on this gem, you deserve to be pelted by a snowball just like Freckles! Lastly in what might be a minor spioler, Tom is never shown on screen with Santa at the same time. I believe this is because Tom is really Santa (in the movie) I can not substantiate that, just a hunch.
