Let It Snow (2019)
When a huge blizzard (that doesn't show signs of stopping) hits, Gracetown is completely snowed in. But even though it's cold outside, things are heating up inside, proving that Christmas is magical when it comes to love.
Let It Snow (2019)
Information
Released Year: 2019
Runtime: 93 minutes
Directors: Luke Snellin
Casts: Joan Cusack, Andrea De Oliveira, Victor Rivers, Shameik Moore, Kiernan Shipka, Odeya Rush, Mitchell Hope, Anna Akana, Isabela Moner, Liv Hewson, Jacob Batalon, Miles Robbins, D'Arcy Carden, Mason Gooding, Matthew Noszka, Jamie Champagne, Jon Champagne, Genevieve DeGraves, Hallea Jones, Angelica Alejandro, Journey Christine, Tris Ren, Adam Kromachou, Eric Weinthal
IMDB: Let It Snow (2019)
Storyline
When a huge blizzard (that doesn't show signs of stopping) hits, Gracetown is completely snowed in. But even though it's cold outside, things are heating up inside, proving that Christmas is magical when it comes to love.
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Reviews
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Polygon -
While the film isn’t groundbreaking, it’s an easygoing, unchallenging experience that’s suitable for the season.
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The Guardian -
Let It Snow is a prime example of what happens when the Netflix algorithm machine spews out something that actually feels like a real movie. It ticks all the right buzzword boxes for the platform (YA, Christmas, romcom, cast filled with recognisable faces) but does so with such ebullience that you’ll fail to notice, or at least care about, the many strings being pulled throughout.
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Movie Nation -
As weighty as a snowflake, and just as prone to turn to mush at room temperature, Let It Snow is a holiday comedy that sits right in Netflix’s wheelhouse.
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Los Angeles Times -
With its cast of veteran child actors and its baked-in holiday warmth, Let It Snow has some baseline appeal. But like the formulaic Christmas movies that fill the Hallmark Channel this time of year, this film isn’t exactly a timeless classic. It’s more like something to put on in the background, while making cookies or wrapping presents.
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RogerEbert.com -
As a bland addition to the already low-stakes tradition of Xmas rom-coms, Let It Snow could use a whole lot more tinsel.
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When a huge blizzard (that doesn't show signs of stopping) hits, Gracetown is completely snowed in. But even though it's cold outside, things are heating up inside, proving that Christmas is magical when it comes to love.
When a huge blizzard (that doesn't show signs of stopping) hits, Gracetown is completely snowed in. But even though it's cold outside, things are heating up inside, proving that Christmas is magical when it comes to love.
When a huge blizzard (that doesn't show signs of stopping) hits, Gracetown is completely snowed in. But even though it's cold outside, things are heating up inside, proving that Christmas is magical when it comes to love.
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