This post is a retraction to The Christmas Card, which I recently posted on.
I just watched this movie, The Christmas Card, I hadn't seen it in quite awhile and since it is Christmas time I thought it would be fun to see again. Well it was not as good as a I remember it to be. The acting was just awful and actually my mom and I had more fun laughing at the actors and the script than having fun watching a good movie.
It was a good idea for a movie and entertaining, but it was corny and silly and funny when it shouldn't have been.
Keep in mind that this movie is well-loved and gets high marks from online reviewers and movie watchers. But. . .we have realized it is the story-line involving the war, and finding true love through a Christmas card that is what everyone loves. If you can get past the acting and bad script, you may love it too!
This movie will always be special to me though, it was the last movie I watched with my grandpa. He loved watching movies and he did enjoy this one.
~Brooke
This remake of the heartwarming Christmas classic captures all the joy and wonder of the original version. A young girl, who has been raised not to believe in fairy tales and Santa Claus, meets a department store Santa Claus who claims that he is the real Kris Kringle. Her mother of course, insists that it can't be true, that Kris is just a nice old man. But soon things start happening that may make them both change their minds and make them believe in the magic of Christmas once again.


In a small town of New Chatham, Christmas is approaching the Boyajian family. But George, Carol and their daughter Jean, have lost their desire to celebrate. Immersed in grief from their sons death on Christmas Eve 1991 in the Persian Gulf War, George and Carol have forgone the familiar comfort and pleasures of the holidays. But this year George is determined to bring his family back together again. This, however, comes true in ways no one ever could have imagined.
The Polar Express revolves around a young boy who wants to believe in Santa Clause but finds it quite difficult, what with his family's dogged insistence of it all. This all changes when on Christmas Eve a mysterious train visits "Billy" in the middle of the night, promising to take him and other lucky children to the North Pole to visit Santa! The train's conductor along with the other children help turn Billy's crisis of faith(in santa) into a journey of self-discovery.
In the midst of war in Afghanistan a young man, Cody Cullen (JOHN NEWTON) is touched by a lovely card sent by Faith Spelman (ALICE EVANS) from a small town of Nevada City, California. A town where everyone knows everyone and no one has any secrets. As months pass by in Afghanistan, the card never leaves Cody's side. It gave him strength to survive and press on another day and setting him on a mission to go find her.
When Luther and Nora Krank's (TIM ALLEN & JAMIE LEE CURTIS) only daughter Blair leaves the family nest, they decide to skip Christmas and go on an island cruise. But their decision to boycott tradition has their whole neighborhood in a uproar.
Sam Baldwin (TOM HANKS) is a widowed father, who, thanks to his young son becomes the guest on a radio talk show. He is an instant hit with all the female listeners, who deluge his Seattle home with letters of comfort. Meanwhile, inspired by Sam's story and by classic hollywood romance, writer Annie Reed (MEG RYAN) becomes convinced that it is her destiny to meet Sam. There is only 2 problems: Annie is engaged to someone else, and Sam doesn't know they are meant for each other.
When Tyler (CHANNING TATUM) finds himself doing community service (for vandalizing the school) at a school of the arts, he also finds Nora (JENNA DEWAN), a beautiful and privileged classically trained dancer who's searching for a temporary replacement for her injured dance partner. Spying Tyler dancing one day, Nora decides to take a chance on him. But as they begin training, tension builds, tempers flare and the differences in their backgrounds explode - igniting this electrifying tale about not giving up on your dreams.
When Elizabeth Bennet (KEIRA KNIGHTLY) meets Mr.Darcy (MATTHEW MACFADYEN) she thinks he is the last man on earth whom she could ever marry. But as their lives become intertwined, she finds herself falling for the man she swore to "loathe for all eternity".