Christmas Makeover

Really quite a beige film. There's nothing very special about it at all and the leads are not of interest at all. The lead male is like James/Dave Franco's long lost brother. He has something handsome about him, but also something that's a bit creepy too. But the lead female is just a bit bimbo like - Somewhat Legally Blonde at Christmas. I prefer the characters to be a bit more sensible, so you can actually see why they fancy each other. It's nice enough, but doesn't have a POW!

I didn't care for this movie. I did other things while watching it, and it never prompted me to get my full attention. The lead actress was pretty bland, and the movie looked like a low budget compared even to other Hallmark's productions. It just kind of went by, and, soon, I'll completely forget about it. The idea of a Christmas camp was original, but it also struck me as ludicrous. There are much better holiday flicks than this, yet you won't scratch your eyes out if you watch it.

Nothing mind blowing here, but a nice little film. The actors are pretty good (the lead male bears more than a passing resemblance to Edward Norton), although I'm not sure I really buy Haley as being get-ahead work focused as she's meant to be. She's sent to Christmas Camp for work, so of course she'll answer some phone calls and send emails! That said, I am glad that this is a Hallmark film where even though the action is mostly in a small town the big city careers aren't denigrated. Apparently you are allowed to have the Christmas spirit and also want to get ahead at work - as long as you remember what's important in life.

This movie is a heartwarming story of love, friendship and the magic of my favorite holiday, Christmas, which now I love even more. Actors were great and I loved Max, the wonder dog!! The movie puts the spirit of Christmas back in your heart and makes you rethink your priorities. An A+ film for the whole family! Love it!

I watched this movie in July, and totally enjoyed it. The plot was a bit strange, who knows, maybe if more low level executives were sent to a Christmas camp companies might be better off. Was looking for a repeat showing in the fall 24/7 schedule, not seen a repeat as of yet.