‘FIVE GOLD RINGS’ GOES ON UNIQUE CHRISTMAS TREASURE HUNT
A title that makes its debut on Hallmark Mystery, Five Gold Rings is fun and has an entertaining little mystery.
Five Gold Rings (2024) Hallmark TV Film Review
As a child, there wasn’t much little Audrey enjoys more than going to the beach to draw while her loving grandmother combs the beach for unique lost treasures. Now, all grown up, Audrey (Holland Roden) returns home to fulfill the final request her grandmother left behind in a letter. Find the owner of give gold items her grandmother found on the beach. The one request she has is that she pair with Finn O’Sullivan (Nolan Gerard Funk).
A private detective who truly cares about his clients, Finn goes beyond normal care to ensure there are results. When Audrey walks through his door asking he help her fulfill a request, he says yes and the pair set out to try and find out who these jewels belong to.
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Like the same vein as their “off season” movies, Five Gold Rings is a nice little mystery that still feels cozy. The mystery is very much themed to Christmas not just through its decor, but also its story that takes, obviously, the ’12 Days of Christmas’ song as inspiration for its title. Beyond just this, there is the usual sweet moments between characters, and it’s fun seeing Holland Roden in another mystery. Her other one being Tipline Mysteries: Dial 1 for Murder There’s a nice connection between the leads; I don’t think I’ve seen him in anything, but really like Nolan in the leading man role. Also present is the usual connections of family, too.
Like one would anticipate from anything from Hallmark and particularly its mystery side, there are poignant reveals as the characters seek out the people who lost the items. This type of film tends to be a little too sentimental (and there is drama about a “lie”) for my taste, but just because its themes aren’t all to my liking doesn’t mean I cannot still appreciate the lovely moments, which this film has plenty of.
Photo Credit: ©2024 Hallmark Media/Photographer: Steven Ackerman
Content: nothing to mention outside of the thematic elements like death and loss. The film is TVG
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