This movie was such a surprise! The ads really did not do it Justice which probably made the movie even better. It was debuted on a Sunday as if it would be one of the terrible movies this year but it might be the best one so far! I was pleasantly surprised by how refreshing the story was, new storyline, well written plot, and great characters. I wasn't sure about the fake accents but it was really good as part of the story. The manager was so awesome. He had a very small part in Santa summit so I'm glad he was given more lines in this one. I've rewatched it three times now and still find it much better than most of the new movies this year. Highly recommend this one!

Literally, Emily Tennant's attempt at an English accent is the worst you will ever hear. Remember Lindsay Lohan's in the Parent Trap? Worse than that.

Luckily, Emily is super cute, and has a great sense of humor. I'd watch her use any kind of horrible accent.

Niall Mater does his usual great job of portraying a widowed father. (How many TV wives has he lost on Hallmark movies? I'd have to guess a dozen.) Of course, he has an awesome comedic touch, and tremendous chemistry with Emily.

I'd say this is for sure one of the ten best Hallmark Christmas movies this season. Now I'm switching over to GAC to see what they have.

Okay, there were a few standard Hallmarkish plot elements but overall this was a lot of fun. Very creative staging with the hot line girl (Emily Tennant) interacting with Niall Matter and other callers. In some ways it felt like watching a stage play. Creative dialogue from all characters. Yes, toward the end, some of the normal Hallmark components found their way in, and the ending wasn't really brought to a firm conclusion (although a fair ending was implied) but overall it worked well. One great character, in addition to the two leads, was Erik Athavale who played. Emily Tennats boss, his interactions and delivery added more fun. Well done and this added some fun to the season.