THE BEST AND SILLIEST CHRISTMAS MOVIE SCENES OF WEEKEND FOUR!
Another round of Christmas movies have premiered and now it’s time to look back on them, rounding up the best, silliest or most romance scenes from these titles. The collection goes heavy on the romance and family as are two of the common threads in these movies. But this week, despite the similarities or common seasonal tropes, there are some scenes and stories that are charming and have depth.
BEST and SILLIEST CHRISTMAS MOVIE SCENES week four
Note; there will be spoilers below
BEST FINALLY LOVE STORY goes to MISTLETOE MURDERS season three
Ok, so like anything, this love story doesn’t stay in the FINALLY win column, but I did love that we had a glimpse of these two together. Sam and Emily finally realize that they have feelings and they admit to this, but then, as mysteries do, they are pulled apart – again.
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However, the premiere also opts for honesty by letting these two admit to uncertainty (because Emily is pulled away) but that the feelings haven’t changed and that is something they are both mutually still invested in. The question now is, how will they work?
I suspect that there will be some downs for these two because that’s what our TV shows do, but I also have hope that they will be together in the end.
Stream, at publication, with Hallmark+
BEST LOVE STORY is a tie
Perhaps the biggest surprise that I saw this last week is this title, which kicked off the UPtv season. Snowbody Like You is charming and surprisingly mature while still being a wholesome romance. The way the writer, Nanea Miyata, tells this story is very well done; there is conflict, which can wear thin and be annoying, but this conflict actually has purpose and while the misunderstanding maybe should have been avoided, it fits better here than 90% of the films I see. The way these two share actual conversation or the way it’s filmed, or something makes this romance easier to buy into even in the limiting timeline. Everything feels intimate, too.
Also, I don’t care if everyone will say they’re cringe, the puns are cute.
The second one I’d pick is A Season for Promises and honestly, this one surprised me. A lot. I didn’t expect much from the romance in a movie like this (which is about family) but what’s here is charming and I think the script does a nice job, in the time it has to establish this, of picking the right things to reveal.
Stream, at publication, A Season of Promises with Hallmark+
MOST DISAPPOINTING goes to HOLIDAY UNPLUGGED
This one had promise and I wanted to love it. Don’t mistake me, it’s sweet and has good acting, anchored by Christmas movie pro Nikki DeLoach, but it just doesn’t stand out for me as being a new favorite.
Stream, at publication, with Hallmark+
MOST NOSTALGIA goes to 12 DATES of CHRISTMAS
This one dropped quietly on Hulu and reunited former TV show co-stars Ian Harding and Lucy Hale. It’s a sweet movie that played up the nostalgia factor but like I said, didn’t really hype the promotion. Still, the movie is a good time and will remind of those “family” interfering type stories that make you laugh.
MOST TEARS goes to A SEASON of PROMISES
This film has all of the emotional feels and moments and is the only one that can cause as many tears as it can inspire joy and smiles.
Stream, at publication, with Disney+ or Hulu
THIS WEEK I also saw
- MERRY MEMORIES
- THE HOLIDAY SPARK
I want to hear from all of you! What moments or scenes from week four of the Christmas movies do you feel are standouts? Did anything make you laugh-out-loud? Roll your eyes? Swoon? Share all of your thoughts below! Let’s talk.
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