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2023
Directed by Marco Deufemia, Paula Tiberius
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When Tiffany’s best friend James arrives at her house looking for the family heirloom engagement ring he left in her care, she quickly realizes that he wants to use it to propose to another woman. Now Tiffany has three days, a road trip and some Christmas magic to make James realize that the woman he really wants has been in front of him the whole time.
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Cast
Franco Lo Presti Emily Alatalo Lindura Toni Ellwand Randy Thomas Liz Taylor Jeff Irving Amalia Naranjo Julian Young Brendan Morgan
DirectorsDirectors
Marco Deufemia Paula Tiberius
ProducersProducers
Rebecca LaMarche Myles Milne Jessica Reis
WriterWriter
Jennifer Snow
CinematographyCinematography
Blake Gordey Aldo Quirván
Executive ProducersExec. Producers
Stan Hum Beth Stevenson Nancy Yeaman
ComposerComposer
Antonio Naranjo
Studio
Brain Power Studio
Country
Canada
Language
English
Alternative Title
Рождественская капсула времени
Genres
Romance Comedy TV Movie
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12 Nov 2023
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08 Nov 2024
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Review by misterelguapo ½ 2
These two adults have been besties since elementary school and they can't sleep in a two bed hotel room together without being fully clothed and without a privacy sheet hung up between the beds?
I know these movies can't get too frisky, but this isn't the damn Great American Family channel.
Grow up, UPtv.
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Review by Bob Cobb ★★ 1
I like her because she understands this life, DUDE'S ALREADY DISCHARGED.
That angled wall in her parent's house under the staircase is an absolute deathwish.
He dumps her on the sidewalk and they're like , WELP see ya later in some tiny ass town.
The first 1/4 or so was basically unwatchable, but it does get better.
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Review by hadooga ★
I hate when my mother watches a movie like this and because reasons, I also watch it. This one was especially annoying because I hate the whole “we have been friends forever but weren’t a couple, but now that one of us is romantically involved with someone else: Drama with a capital D!” subgenre.Not great, Bob!
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Review by Heather4CU ★★★½
This was a good friends-lovers movie. The leads are a couple in real life and one of the rare instances where they also have great onscreen chemistry too. So that’s what makes the movie worthwhile. I wasn’t crazy about Tiffany basically arranging her life around James but by the end, I was swooning over them as a couple.
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Review by bryn ★½
This review may contain spoilers. I can handle the truth.
The stereotype of military men getting married quickly lives on.
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Review by dani ★★ 2
“Hard to tell genuine interest from someone who thinks I can help advance their career somehow because I work for the press”
Girl. You write reviews for seasonal car air fresheners and pyjamas.
——————————————————————-CHRISTMAS TROPES SCORE: 40% (8/20)
[ ] Magical reveal
[x] Wise old/young person
[ ] Decoration porn
[ ] Sassy friend
[ ] Cozy drinking
[x] Baking
[x] Romantic competition
[x] Hidden talent
[ ] Is Christmas magic real?
[ ] Carriage ride
[ ] Winter fun (skating, sledding, etc)
[x] True love right under her nose
[ ] Quaint setting
[ ] Overworked heroine
[ ] Random Christmas trees
[x] Musical performance
[ ] Animal interactions
[ ] Unfortunate child(ren)
[x] Video call with friend/family member
[x] Getting to know you montage -
Review by flurryheaven ★★
2023 Christmas Movie Merry-Thon #39
I like a good old fashioned friends to lovers story, throw in Christmas and a road trip home, and some fun could be had. But this lady has to be the stupidest person around. Who puts important family heirlooms that don't belong to you in a time capsule? Who doesn’t spoiler for ten years? There’s so many stupid decisions going on here. So many meaningful conversations accruing on a street corner. This movie is fine despite my head scratching at certain plot points. I was kinda bored by it to be honest. It’s helped that the stars are actually a couple in real life, they had a certain spark to them. It's fine I guess.
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Review by Xewilson75
The movie’s premise is that the best friend is trying to break up their engagement so that he can get with her. WTF the script does not help with making anyone
Likable except for the fiancée who spends the whole movie being fucked over. -
Review by Nicole ★★★
Liked the friends to lovers here and the main actors. The story was decent but had some flaws.
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Review by 𝙬𝙚𝙨𝙡𝙚𝙮 ★★½
When it comes to festive TV movie fodder, the more preposterous the central premise the better imo — and storing the two key plot devices in a time capsule for absolutely no reason is definitely up there. It also helps that both our leads are my types of hotties!! Self-knowingly stupid, some decent one-liners, and a ludicrous slow-mo scene to boot. Would I recommend? Absolutely fucking not but it's for sure going into my shitty Christmas movie rotation.
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Review by JactheCatHat ★★½
Another daftly, silly, yet watchable with your eyes half closed kinda festivey filmy.
Mehhy Cheesemas...
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Review by Bjorn ★½
They should've popped the end result of this movie in a time capsule, try again in ten years.
