You can just look at the poster and quickly figure out the plot to this entire "Christmas Movie".
While it is a big pile of over used cliches... it does have some very strong selling points. No one is discovered to be an incognito European Prince, and absolutely no one is related to Santa Claus. Also delightful is the fact that Candace Cameron Bure is nowhere to be seen, nor is this filmed in ANY of the four small towns in Suburban Vancouver that Hallmark invariable uses for its seasonal movies.
The bright spot in this very little movie is the delightful Mimi Kuzyk. She breathes a bit of life, and professionalism into an otherwise bland movie.
This is not a bad movie. It is like a big bowl of oatmeal - warm, and comforting, and totally lacking any spice or excitement.
While it is a big pile of over used cliches... it does have some very strong selling points. No one is discovered to be an incognito European Prince, and absolutely no one is related to Santa Claus. Also delightful is the fact that Candace Cameron Bure is nowhere to be seen, nor is this filmed in ANY of the four small towns in Suburban Vancouver that Hallmark invariable uses for its seasonal movies.
The bright spot in this very little movie is the delightful Mimi Kuzyk. She breathes a bit of life, and professionalism into an otherwise bland movie.
This is not a bad movie. It is like a big bowl of oatmeal - warm, and comforting, and totally lacking any spice or excitement.