If you do a Christmas binge, you should put this on the list. I figured out why I liked it: It may be one of the last straight-to-streaming holiday movies made in the USA, not Canada. Does this matter? Nah, but it's refreshing to know.
I thought the characters were believable, I'll tolerate the country-&-western tinge, and I didn't notice any religious overtones this production company is apparently known for. The only thing that'll make you wonder is why two smart and attractive straight women in their thirties would be unattached in some small town in the Smokies. No Deliverance theme here.
Oh yeah it's predictable, you'll see the ending coming a mile away, and you'll look at Barry Corbin and wonder exactly how long ago was "Northern Exposure." Mss Lancaster & Wagner have great smiles, and you'll leave thinking, "Good for them!"
I thought the characters were believable, I'll tolerate the country-&-western tinge, and I didn't notice any religious overtones this production company is apparently known for. The only thing that'll make you wonder is why two smart and attractive straight women in their thirties would be unattached in some small town in the Smokies. No Deliverance theme here.
Oh yeah it's predictable, you'll see the ending coming a mile away, and you'll look at Barry Corbin and wonder exactly how long ago was "Northern Exposure." Mss Lancaster & Wagner have great smiles, and you'll leave thinking, "Good for them!"