Mario Lopez does not represent Santa Fe or cast, even if they tried! Another tacky Lifetime movie that whitewashes the real, everyday life of a group of people. That Santa Fe bubble of a movie was a poor, poor representation of a historic town. These Lifetime movies are mostly crusty, feel-good white, white, white, and heavily coated racially with some blk and brown lighting here and there but it's 2021! Really???
It's obvious Santa Fe is being used to massage the ego of growing U. S population of Mexicans while still always catering to a feel-good white upper class audience. How many Mexicans and Hispanics have time to sit down and watch this garbage!? Anglo-Hispanics??
I've been living in this town for 25 years and I know the truth about Santa Fe and I know people living here longer than myself and they know more than me about New Mexico. Period.
Selling Santa Fe film industry, property, and the people out. I get it. Lame movie, cheap. Basic. Actors. Plain basic. Again. Lifetime movies seem to specialize in basic films-on both sides of the cultural fence- with no intellectual depth.
Annual Christmas movies, dimples, and a bell can't save Mario Lopez's career or the holidays!
It's obvious Santa Fe is being used to massage the ego of growing U. S population of Mexicans while still always catering to a feel-good white upper class audience. How many Mexicans and Hispanics have time to sit down and watch this garbage!? Anglo-Hispanics??
I've been living in this town for 25 years and I know the truth about Santa Fe and I know people living here longer than myself and they know more than me about New Mexico. Period.
Selling Santa Fe film industry, property, and the people out. I get it. Lame movie, cheap. Basic. Actors. Plain basic. Again. Lifetime movies seem to specialize in basic films-on both sides of the cultural fence- with no intellectual depth.
Annual Christmas movies, dimples, and a bell can't save Mario Lopez's career or the holidays!