Christmas Inheritance

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Ron S Feb 15, 2019 Iâ(TM)m not sure why a woman who has zero common sense or a man who gets violent with a jukebox when it plays Silent Night are supposed to be charming? There were moments of Christmas cheer and nostalgia but I feel manipulated into feeling them. This isnâ(TM)t very well written or acted and is playing on the controversial issue of helping people: is it s good or bad thing to do? Itâ(TM)s a good thing if you want to be a CEO and inherit your Dadâ(TM)s company and have the one local bachelor with baggage find you attractive. See more

Finn S Dec 27, 2018 How many of this exact movie does there have to be, Netflix? Enough is enough.

Theodore S Dec 23, 2018 This disappointed me. Fairly. I understand all cheesy Christmas romance movies probably end this way, but not another one of these! And did she seriously have to break up with her fiancé in a matter of three days over some stranger? Who knows, he could be a disguised serial killer. That would've been a way better ending. Hey Dinah Eng, would this be some better inspiration to your scripted failure? See more

Abraham W Dec 1, 2018 I don't know why this movie is getting hammered as bad as it is. I loved it. I was not familiar with Eliza Taylor before this (have not watched The 100). I thought she was adorable in this movie. The story behind her was somewhat original - especially given how many Christmas movies are rip offs of other story lines or are overly predictable. I would encourage you to give it a fair chance. See more

Draco R Nov 26, 2018 I'm surprised by the low-ratings of this formulaic and charming holiday tale; it feels similar to and just as good as higher rated A Christmas Prince. Jake Lacy contributes winning rom and com, Eliza Taylor's not bad, and the pretty small town scenes and schmaltz are good enough to plunk it in the re-watchable rotation. See more

Leia S Nov 25, 2018 At first you think this is a typical cliched hallmark movie, however in this film there's a huge difference. The stereotype movie hunk, usually reserved for caring selfless types, turns out to be a self centred, overly sensitive man baby. He says the line "the reason I left New York is because of people like you!" And instead of apologizing for his harsh words and he accepts her apology for not being the perfect version of a woman he expects her to be. Strange twist! See more

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