“Christmas in the City”, in which every “small town woman in the big city” trope gets played out, including shock at homeless people, inability to get a cab, and worldly friend in the city is struggling artist in retail who can inexplicably afford a large, light-filled apartment.
That said, this is one I watched last year and am watching again this year because the acting is pretty good, and Asha...
We have two new neighbors move in within the past month, and I have been wanting to get over to welcome them and share contact information for weeks, but it didn’t work out over and over due to illness and life. This week, using a recipe that is new to me, I baked a couple loaves of bread—one for each—intending to stop by and meet them both while it was nearly still warm. But I was way too exhau...
The Knight Before Christmas with Vanessa Hudgens is making me aggro. Seriously? He can just...drive a car, and treats it...like a horse? I have a high tolerance for ridiculous in these movies, but this is off the charts. (List adding up: He knows how to use a TV remote immediately? He knows how to use a toilet? Faucet? Zipper? And on and on.)
The characters are cute, the stage is set for romance...
Being down and out means a little more time with the TV. And the glut of holiday movies have hit Netflix, of which today and yesterday I watched three. The current one I finished is “Christmas in the Heartland”. It’s a weird mash-up of Prince and the Pauper meets The Parent Trap and then a twist at the end that wraps up so quickly and neatly it will leave your head spinning. So neatly and happily...
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