The Mistletoe Promise 2016 123movies

Watch: The Mistletoe Promise 2016 123movies, Full Movie Online – Based on the bestselling book by Richard Paul Evans. Two strangers who don’t enjoy Christmas meet at work and to avoid being lonely during the holidays make a pact to deal with holiday events together. But as they get to know each other they are able to begin enjoying Christmas. They soon realize that their contract may lead them down a road that neither expected resulting in questionable feelings..
Plot: A chance meeting between two strangers who share a disdain for Christmas results in The Mistletoe Promise, a pact to help them navigate their holiday complications – together. But as they spend more time with each other and experience the magic of Christmas the phony couple discovers there may be more to their contract than business.
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Good.
Nick and Elise don’t like Christmas. And they meet while strangers are singing Christmas Carols to them very closely, invading personal space. They each have a problem: she doesn’t want to put up with her ex-husband and wants her company to be what it used to. He needs a girlfriend to take to the office party so he can make partner. So they make a pact. (There is even a contract).

I, slowly, became a fan of the fake-relationship trope, but it has to be done well. The people involved need to have chemistry, share sweet moments, leart about each other in order for that so-called “relationship to move onto the next phase. This movie had it: Nick sharing his Christmas ghosts. Nick and Elise sharing Christmas traditions. It was sweet.

Luke Macfarlane is becoming one of my favourites. I have seen several of his movies and he always has chemistry with his co-stars. Maybe he is just a really nice guy. I will definitely keep on watching. It was my first time watching Jaime King (i’m not gonna lie, she could definitely play a villain in any movie and I would be terrified), I liked her character. She wasn’t the typical cheerful leading lady, which I liked.

This may sound foolish, but all I kept seeing was her hair, which, in my opinion transitioned along with her feelings. At the beginning she only had tight buns, when she met Nick, she used hair tails (i’m not sure that’s the term) and even let her hair loose. It was only when they parted at the end that she used a bun again. Maybe it was just a coincidence but I found that beautiful. She was literally and metaphorically letting herself loose.

A few things that bothered me: the ex-husband (of course), his girlfriend (why make her look like an idiot?) those people at the mall singing the Christmas Carols (hello? ever head of personal space and privacy?)And, at the end it was heavily snowing but there was no snow on the streets?

While I really enjoyed it, i’ll probably won’t watch again.

not even trying
Elise Donner (Jaime King) is not happy with Christmas and it doesn’t help that her ex-husband business partner Dan Dunning (Lochlyn Munro)’s girlfriend is looking down at her all day. Dan keeps trying to push her out of their business. She is joined by fellow Christmas hater Nick Derr (Luke Macfarlane) at the local food court. He has to take his non-existing girlfriend to the office party and strikes up a deal with Elise. He presents her with a Mistletoe Contract. She changes it to a Promise.

This premise is very, very standard. Countless romantic movies have started with a Platonic agreement on fake dating. Sadly, this movie started with no originality and ends up as an originality black hole. It could have done a wide range of stuff to heighten the comedy. The two Christmas hating leads are obviously ready for some fish-out-of-water comedy. Nick can be forced to play Santa Claus. Elise could be hosting a children’s Christmas party. They could struggle together in the kitchen with a homemade Christmas dinner for out of town family. This movie is not trying even if it’s just a Hallmark movie. These are perfectly good TV actors but there is nothing for them to do.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 24 min (84 min)
Budget 0
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Status Released
Rated TV-G
Genre Comedy, Drama, Family
Director David Winning
Writer Richard Paul Evans, Michael Nourse
Actors Jaime King, Luke Macfarlane, Christie Laing
Country Canada
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Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 16:9 HD
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