Finally a Hallmark Christmas movie with descent acting! Every actor seems far better connected and motivated through the movie. The story line template is typical of Hallmark yet maintains a uniqueness worth watching.
The lead actors (Nikki Deloach & Ben Ayers) are especially engaging on both parts. On screen the two are certainly 'together' and in love. Both deliver emotionally connection and enticing interaction. Their timing in dialogue is spot on. Perhaps this is in part due to better direction or editing.
In Hallmark movies, even when the leads offer a good perfomrance, the supporting cast is often lacking in emotion and delivery. Not so in Cranberry Christmas. I enjoyed all of them, especailly Marci T. House, as Pamela. Pamela is THE one to offer the typical "job offer" out of town or clear across the country, naturally interfering with the love interests. Marci's performance was so very enjoyable to watch in this presentation.
One of the better Hallmark Christmas movies for sure.
The lead actors (Nikki Deloach & Ben Ayers) are especially engaging on both parts. On screen the two are certainly 'together' and in love. Both deliver emotionally connection and enticing interaction. Their timing in dialogue is spot on. Perhaps this is in part due to better direction or editing.
In Hallmark movies, even when the leads offer a good perfomrance, the supporting cast is often lacking in emotion and delivery. Not so in Cranberry Christmas. I enjoyed all of them, especailly Marci T. House, as Pamela. Pamela is THE one to offer the typical "job offer" out of town or clear across the country, naturally interfering with the love interests. Marci's performance was so very enjoyable to watch in this presentation.
One of the better Hallmark Christmas movies for sure.