A Very Vintage Christmas

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Ruth S @Ruthishaw38 Dec 3 A Very Vintage Christmas was never expected to be a grand holiday epic—its sights were set squarely on the familiar comforts of Lifetime’s syrupy, trope-laden seasonal stories. Yet somehow, the film still manages to slip beneath its already modest expectations. The mystery of Ginger and Carl, meant to supply the story’s emotional spark, proves disappointingly dim. The imagined backstory for these "long-lost lovers" ends up far more enchanting than the film’s own underwhelming reveal. And the notion that two people could inhabit the same tiny town for decades without crossing paths strains the very premise the film hinges on, undermining the idea that they were ever truly "lost" to begin with. In the end, it’s a holiday tale that somehow misses the low bar it set for itself. See more Jessica O Dec 2 Who the hell is this movie for?? Not adults with an IQ and there's nothing in it to attract kids. So what gives?! It's my own fault for watching, I get it. Tia Mowry should stick to the Disney channel and "Ed" needs some serious acting classes. It's not just about that winning smile, Ed! OY VEY. See more Chris C Nov 24 This is an enjoyable movie with an interesting storyline. At first, the romance does seem forced by the actors, but as the storyline progressed it became more believable especially on the part of "Ed". Facial expressions and body language are as important as what is said. He had me convinced, so I recommend this as a cute romantic movie. See more Hans N. @Henarts Nov 16 Bad acting, the end scene is predictable half way through the movie. One of the worst movies I’ve ever seen. See more Claudia S. @Beanie14 Nov 11 The acting was so bad that it was unwatchable and there was negative chemistry between the 2 actors that were clearly headed for a romance. I enjoy the cheesy Xmas movies as much as anyone but this one was painful to watch. See more Jewel B Nov 8 My husband and I watched this tonight, and found the story delightful and endearing. While it did move a bit slowly at times, the combination of a mystery, two love stories, a new beginning in a new town and a vintage store held both our interests the whole way through to the end. Definitely grab some popcorn and cozy up on the couch with your love and add this film to your holiday watch list! See more Read all reviews

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