We watched it...and it's your typical Hallmark / Great American Family Christmas movie...two people from different worlds that share a small bit of the past, but don't know each other - meet - there's new love - something happens - they end up together at the end. Same plot just a different backdrop.
I don't know if this is a saving grace or if it makes the film even more frustrating...but knowing the location so well, the story almost becomes too fake. The way they walk from location to location at SDC does not make sense, like come on people, that is not the way to Woodcarver's shop from the Culinary School. Also why are you coming out of the entrance of Time Traveler saying how great a ride it is, and there are no people in the park, no lines for anything, and the train is empty.
Jay
I don't know if this is a saving grace or if it makes the film even more frustrating...but knowing the location so well, the story almost becomes too fake. The way they walk from location to location at SDC does not make sense, like come on people, that is not the way to Woodcarver's shop from the Culinary School. Also why are you coming out of the entrance of Time Traveler saying how great a ride it is, and there are no people in the park, no lines for anything, and the train is empty.
Jay