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Plot: A small toy company CEO gets a once in a lifetime offer to merge with a mega toy company but will need her estranged ex-business partner’s signature to seal the deal. What he helps her rediscover will change both of their lives.
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	5.6/10 Votes: 812
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Good enough…
The best way to describe a ‘Christmas CEO’ is: it’s good enough. It is not as bad as some of the reviews suggest. Sure, it is not one of Hallmark’s best, but to be fair, it is certainly not one of their worst. I think one of the main problems was casting. The story follows Christmas (played by Marisol Nichols), aka Chris, a hard-working CEO of a small toy company who gets an offer of a lifetime: a merger with one of the most successful toy companies and, more importantly, she will become its new CEO. However, there is a catch. She needs her former partner/friend Joe (played by Paul Greene) to sign off on the merger. The problem is, they haven’t spoken in years. Joe agrees to sign if she is willing to help him with his charity this Christmas. And so, our journey begins as we watch these two mend the past, rediscover what they truly want and, maybe, just maybe, find a future together. At face value, the plot was decent for a Hallmark production. The writers do a pretty good job with the dialogue, especially those scenes where Chris and Joe reminisce about their past together. These were heartfelt and nicely written. The problem, however, is that the two don’t feel like a good match. The writers could have done a better job of convincing us that they actually are. The casting in this respect did not help. Simply put: there seemed to be a disconnect between Nichols’s performance and her character. They did not line up, I felt. The chemistry between her and Greene was not bad, but the idea that these two would end up together took away from this element of their performance, I’m afraid. The sequel to this one would have to look like the plot shakeup in this year’s ‘The Nine Kittens of Christmas’. Leaving these issues aside, Greene had a very strong performance, I thought. His charisma and charm really shine on-screen. He (and Nichols) had some nice scenes with Chris’s niece Emma (played by Veronica Marin-Estrada). She had a lovely performance. The movie also had a wonderful Christmas vibe to it. There was plenty of Christmas spirit and festive cheer in this one, which I did enjoy. Hmm…I am not sure about the reindeer race game. All in all, it is a decent Christmas movie with a couple of bright spots that shine through here and there. If you are a fan of Hallmark Christmas movies, then you might want to check this one out.

Horrible writing!
I don’t review often but this show was horrible. I gave it 2 stars because Paul and Marisol did the best they could with it.

2 people start a Company together. They split because he can’t understand why a Company can’t make toys that lose them money and has no concept of a business needing to make money to stay in business. He loves her but only if she ignores the business side of her that gets it. In the end, she denies a merger to make the Company more successful. I get that one, more work – no. She also gives up the successful Company that she already runs to start a new business with him, his way. Apparently, we are to believe that she has the sole say in the decision to merge Companies but 0 say in the toys made at the Company she already owns and runs (that she Quality approves). There was no compromise or balance found. The main character gives herself and her life up completely to be with a man who refused to see outside of his view of what she should be. I’m not a fan of the over reaching Me Too movement but this show was garbage.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 24 min (84 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated TV-G
Genre Romance
Director Jonathan Wright
Writer Sharon Price John, Anna White
Actors Marisol Nichols, Paul Greene, Veronica Marin-Estrada
Country Canada, United States
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Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 16:9 HD
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