There are lots of the usual themes here. It starts out with competition for a promotion. The boss sends Haley to Christmas camp to learn about traditional Christmases. So this leads into all the usual stuff in a Christmas movie. Snow angels. Cookies. Tree decoration. Snow ball fight. Helping out at a charity. Angel tree. There was an interesting little twist on "It's a date" where instead of saying that it's not, Haley just freezes.
Haley is basically optimistic and upbeat but she is also obsessed with the promotion. Lily Anne Harrison fits the role but her acting is just OK. She and Bobby Campo have chemistry.
The acting is fair. The dialogue is mediocre. The sets are extremely cheap. It looks like the whole thing was done inside and out of somebody's large house.
The conflict is telegraphed and too much ado about really nothing.
All in all this movie is decent but no great highs or lows.
Haley is basically optimistic and upbeat but she is also obsessed with the promotion. Lily Anne Harrison fits the role but her acting is just OK. She and Bobby Campo have chemistry.
The acting is fair. The dialogue is mediocre. The sets are extremely cheap. It looks like the whole thing was done inside and out of somebody's large house.
The conflict is telegraphed and too much ado about really nothing.
All in all this movie is decent but no great highs or lows.