Finding Christmas 2013 123movies

Watch: Finding Christmas 2013 123movies, Full Movie Online – Sean, who runs a New York City advertising agency, and Owen, a small-town handyman and musician, swap residences for the holidays. Mia, who works for Sean, helps Owen get settled into his new apartment while Ryan, sent by Owen to fix a broken heater, helps Sean find the charm of living in a small town. Owen is a fish-out-of-water in the big city and tries to flirt with Halo, an aspiring model/actress/singer who lives in the apartment building. One night, after Mia has shown Owen around the town, Halo sees him entering the elevator while he’s dressed in a wardrobe borrowed from Sean’s closet. Thinking he’s rich, Halo flirts back and sets up a date. Mia, however, warns him that she just thinks he has money because he’s living in Sean’s apartment and is wearing Sean’s clothes. On the day of the big date, Owen realizes who he really is and what he really wants in life. Meanwhile, Sean is falling in love with the local veterinarian, who happens to be harboring a big secret – two, actually. He’s surprised when his ex-fiancé’ appears on his doorstep, ready to accept his marriage proposal and move back to New York with him. This complicates Sean’s blossoming relationship with the small town girl, who has told him that her career as a veterinarian relies on her staying where she is, and to simply enjoy their love while it lasts. On Christmas Eve, Sean invites Owen to come back for a special dinner, where a surprise awaits all of them..
Plot: Single mother Ryan has just about given up on dating after her divorce, happily accepting her young son as the most important man in her life. That all changes when Ryan’s brother Owen, also feeling unlucky in love after a bad breakup, swaps his home in their small North Carolina town with New York City adman Sean.
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The quote
“You woke me up, Ryan. You made me realize that if I’m always planning for the future, I won’t be present for it when it comes. You showed me how to be present.” I think that’s the quote gsuddy914 was looking for.

Though it’s a story line that has been done before, it wasn’t a bad production. I’ve seen other Hallmark Christmas productions that I enjoyed much more, but it was still a nice movie. The only thing that started to bug me was J.T. Hodges, who played Owen, side burns. There are some shots in the movie when he is in profile and his sideburns look as if they are colored in with a brown marker. It doesn’t even come close to his hair color and looks as if there are two streaks on each side, not that close together. It kind of threw me out of the movie a bit after I noticed it.

All in all, not the best but still a nice movie for the holiday.

Finding Christmas is Finding A New Holiday Favorite!
This is an adorable holiday film. The plot is a direct ripoff of “The Holiday” with Jude Law and Cameron Diaz, where two couples suffer breakups at Christmas. Instead, “Finding Christmas” is two dumped but good looking guys from completely different worlds. Through the miracle of house swapping, Sean and Owen adventure completely out of their socioeconomic worlds and personal comfort zones to escape their broken hearts at Christmas. The major differences between this film and it’s predecessor duplicate “The Holiday” is the budget, name recognition actors, acting skill set – and this one is set in Manhatten and North Carolina, instead of London and LA. It’s predictable, entertaining and, in the never- ending Hallmark holiday movie allure, is all about finding love, happiness and joy at Christmastime.

Despite its flaws and JT Hodges’ bizarre Ken-doll hairdo, I love this lovely little holiday romp. Oddly, the mostly Canadian actors all seem so uncomfortable with one another. The dialogue is stilted and dreadfully rushed. It’s as if the director was twirling his hands constantly to speed up the pace so they can get the entire film before the budget clock stops. Strangely, male lead JT Hodges as Owen, is a country singer in real life. His turn as actor seems the most natural and comfortable of the entire cast. By contrast, female lead Tricia Helfer, who plays Owen’s sister, Ryan, couldn’t be more awkward if she tried. Fortunately she has great teeth, was a Victoria’s Secret model, and is super thin and tall – because her biggest acting skill is hiding behind shy, coy smiles. I admire the fact that the film stylists didn’t put a lot of extensions in her hair, and let her look more like a country vet than a former supermodel.

I believe the timeline for the entire film is a week or less. In that span of time both leading guys meet and fall for the perfect women, who just so happen to be the two leading girls. The girls are also associated with the two leading men, so it’s less confusion all around. You can only wonder how a hot shot NY advertising wizard can stay in NC with a hometown vet, his hearts’s love, or the other way around, but that’s analyzing the film a little too heavily. Just watch and enjoy it for its simple message and Christmas spirit.

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Original Language en
Runtime 2 hr (120 min)
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Status Released
Rated TV-G
Genre Drama, Romance
Director Harvey Crossland
Writer Lee Ventura
Actors Tricia Helfer, J.T. Hodges, Mark Lutz
Country United States, Canada
Awards 1 win & 1 nomination
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