There are several axes upon which to rate a film, but for a Josh Swickard film, the most important is clearly how good does Josh look in this film, how often is he shirtless, is his chest well lit or in shadows, and how much as he trimmed his chest hair.
On those critical factors, this is his 2d best feature film. While it offers almost the same number and quality of shirtless scenes as in the original "A California Christmas," his chest is way overly clipped here and he almost looks smooth. The original CC showed him off at his most hirsute and he looked great. There was also a gay couple and a little more heart in that movie.
Anyway, I did enjoy this flick for what is was, though "Die Hard" is arguably more of a Christmas flick. All the craftsmanship was serviceable.
Thank you Josh and Netflix for some lite fun holiday fare.
On those critical factors, this is his 2d best feature film. While it offers almost the same number and quality of shirtless scenes as in the original "A California Christmas," his chest is way overly clipped here and he almost looks smooth. The original CC showed him off at his most hirsute and he looked great. There was also a gay couple and a little more heart in that movie.
Anyway, I did enjoy this flick for what is was, though "Die Hard" is arguably more of a Christmas flick. All the craftsmanship was serviceable.
Thank you Josh and Netflix for some lite fun holiday fare.