A Rose for Christmas 2017 123movies

Watch: A Rose for Christmas 2017 123movies, Full Movie Online – Andy (Rachel Boston) is a passionate artist, whose family has been building Rose Parade floats for generations. When her Dad gets sick, Andy is forced to take the helm and supervise the construction and decoration of their client’s float. And to make matters worse, she’s saddled with the extra challenge of dealing with demanding businessman Cliff (Marc Bendavid), whose company commissioned the float..
Plot: Andy is a passionate artist whose family has been building Rose Parade floats for generations. When her Dad gets sick, Andy is forced to take the helm and supervise the construction and decoration of their client’s float. And to make matters worse, she’s saddled with the extra challenge of dealing with a demanding businessman Cliff, whose company commissioned the float.
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	6.0/10 Votes: 1,494
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	N/A Votes: 35 Popularity: 4.023 | TMDB

Reviews:

A Rose for Christmas
At best, this movie showed the viewer some of the work that goes into preparing a float of the Rose Parade. That may be the most interesting part of this film. The lead actor is quite attractive and did his best in a role that was predictable but still romantic enough to satisfy the Hallmark movie viewer. The most distracting and almost irritating aspect of the film was Rachel Boston’s performance. She is attractive, tall, slim, perky. But her acting range is so limited, it made the role too one dimensional..Her lines seem all to be at the same voice pitch and volume..twangy, flat and very loud. Whatever lines she was delivering all sounded too loud..too forced, not at all nuanced. Her delivery is one dimensional as well..through a smile and gritted teeth..She should have modulated her voice..her volume, her range of emotions in her lines. It is lovely to see an actress smile in film, but this actress smiled throughout every scene..so there was no range of emotions visible..

her costars did a great job..Her leading man is quite talented, handsome, romantic..just what a Hallmark movie watcher wants to see. But the lead actress needs some lessons in how to slow down, tone down, let the word s of the script determine her volume and her smile level

sorry..this film had great potential..but it became almost grating to have to watch it with the sound on.

Sorry.

Excellent for its genre
Look, if you are looking for a great epic like The English Patient or Lawrence of Arabia, you are looking in the wrong direction. I am one for deep films, but Hallmark movies aien’t it. Actually, this is one of my favorite movies from Hallmark. I like that it focuses on the Rose parade, showing us that the holiday season, for so many, extends far past the pile of crinkled wrapping paper on Christmas morning. I like the energy of the female lead and the somewhat cynical-but-willing attitude of the male lead. I know reviewers took issue with the conflict, and I think they were looking for some major tension. I think this film represented internal conflict more than external (which was Andi not disappointing her dad and getting the float finished). Andi’s internal conflict was that she had to prove to herself she was a good teacher, artist, and leader. Once she checked these off her list she could move on with her career and life. Grand? No. Heartwarming and fun–not to mention colorful with all those roses!–absolutely.

Other Information:

Original Language en
Runtime 1 hr 24 min (84 min)
Budget 0
Revenue 0
Status Released
Rated TV-G
Genre Drama, Romance
Director Kevin Fair
Writer Gregg Rossen, Brian Sawyer
Actors Rachel Boston, Marc Bendavid, Mark Steines
Country Canada, United States
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Technical Information:

Sound Mix Stereo
Aspect Ratio 16:9 HD
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