Painfully obvious product placement and a bad storyline. I feel like I watched a 90 minute commercial of Alexa and netflix itself. How many netflix productions they casually show in their own movies is simply ridiculous.
Then there are a lot of plot holes (Why is a guy from 14th century England sent to some 21th century small town in America?
How does Brookes hair look perfect right after a load of snow hit her? How can mittens leave prints of fingers?)
Well the storyline contains the usual compassion BS they always put in those movies, a romance one could not care less about and the usual stereotypical naive children (how do you even get in the middle of a frozen lake - and then stop and stand still until someone comes to your rescue?)
I won't even mention the poor special effects and the bad puns.
This movie really killed my Christmas mood. Can we have July again? Please.
Review of The Knight Before Christmas
