The biggest problem I have with this film is that Nate (played by Andrew W Walker) is supposed to work for a workaholic father who expects all his underlings to work long hours, and yet Nate never seems to do any real work while he's in his office. And Nate is barely in the office, since he seems to spend most of his time cavorting with Meg (played by Alicia Witt). So Nate seemed more like a plot device than a believable character.
A lesser problem is that the story is incredibly predictable. You know what the "complication" is going to be and you know what the conclusion is going to be.
Still, the too leads are pleasant enough and it's all pretty harmless and mildly entertaining, which is perhaps all you can really expect from an Xmas TV movie.
A lesser problem is that the story is incredibly predictable. You know what the "complication" is going to be and you know what the conclusion is going to be.
Still, the too leads are pleasant enough and it's all pretty harmless and mildly entertaining, which is perhaps all you can really expect from an Xmas TV movie.