If it wasn't for David O'Donnell's completely over the top and appalling British accent, this film would be very good. It's annoying, because I've seen him in other films and really enjoyed his characters and his performances, but this did make me question his choices. It's a good job he's pretty. Which, fortunately, so is Brant Daugherty, the other male lead. He can cater to me whenever he wants and you can associate with him because he plays the part without being panto.
I think it helps me enjoy a film if the cast are appealing in a physical way, not just because I'm shallow, but because I can get behind the need and desire that each of them has for the other. I can see why they would fall for that guy or this girl and although physically it would be difficult to choose between David and Brant, the chef has a much more attractive and fun personality that you can easily fall for as the viewer too. You can also see why the guys would fall for her charming, quiet, but ambitious qualities.
I believe that this is a semi-sequel to "A Christmas Kiss" and "Another Christmas Kiss", but you don't need to have seen those films to enjoy this one. If you have seen them, then you'll know all about the tricks of the magic elevator.
It's a typical seasonal love story, full of the morals and other things you come to expect from these films. Charity work, being kind to your fellow man, etc, but it's not overly about Christmas itself, which it could perhaps have done with.
I believe that this is a semi-sequel to "A Christmas Kiss" and "Another Christmas Kiss", but you don't need to have seen those films to enjoy this one. If you have seen them, then you'll know all about the tricks of the magic elevator.
It's a typical seasonal love story, full of the morals and other things you come to expect from these films. Charity work, being kind to your fellow man, etc, but it's not overly about Christmas itself, which it could perhaps have done with.