The Christmas Bow 2020 123movies

Watch: The Christmas Bow 2020 123movies, Full Movie Online – When an accident puts her music dreams on hold, a gifted violinist reconnects with an old family friend who helps her heal and find love during the holidays..
Plot: When an accident puts her music dreams on hold, a gifted violinist reconnects with an old family friend, who helps her heal and find love during the holidays.
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Reviews:

The best of this year’s crop
With a lot of time at home during the 2020 holiday season, my wife and I have watched nearly all of this year’s Hallmark Christmas movies. In our experience, the ones that involve music can be cringe-inducing, so we were tempted to skip this one.

“The Christmas Bow” ended up being a terrific surprise, thanks mostly to Lucia Micarelli, whose considerable, multifaceted talents are on full display. Her character is given a believable backstory, and she plays her with quiet reserve and empathy. The director gives her some great moments to display her musical talent, and wisely frames the shots to show us that yes, she really is playing that amazing music!

All of the main cast is great in this, playing relatable characters whose motivations make sense. One scene in particular, with the main character’s grandmother suffering from dementia, stands out for its sensitivity. It’s a scene that ties the plot together and gives it much more weight than the usual Hallmark fare.

With this one, you can just tell that the creative team cared about the story. It almost feels like they wanted to give Lucia Micarelli a film worthy of her talent.

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This movie is about half romance and half family nostalgia. There are a couple of really touching moments regarding family. The story is fairly fresh, however there isn’t a lot of tension, unless you’re the violinist worried she’ll never get her hand completely back.

The female lead. Lucia Micarelli, only has a few acting credits because she is a very talented violinist. We get to see and hear some amazing stretches of violin. When I came into this movie, I feared the movie would suffer from lack of acting ability by her. Quite the contrary. Micarelli is charming and natural. She carries off her slightly shy but still friendly character quite well. Her chemistry with Michael Rady is quiet but obvious.

As I mentioned, there are family themes running through the movie. Kate remembers her childhood. Her grandfather remembers his late wife. There is a very tender scene with grandpa remembering Kate playing violin for her family including her grandmother. Patrick expresses many thoughts about his mother’s welfare even saying that one of his desires in life is to be with her. (In a healthy way.)

Micarelli not only plays numerous times on the violin, but she also sings a song. She has a nice voice. Even so, watching her sing, you can tell that this is a woman in love with music.

We get what we’d expect from a Hallmark movie, with no great surprises.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 23 min (83 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated TV-G
Genre Drama, Music, Romance
Director Clare Niederpruem
Writer Peyton McDavitt, Erin Rodman
Actors Lucia Micarelli, Michael Rady, James Saito
Country United States
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