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You Can't Fight Christmas (2017) is a English movie. Kenny Young has directed this movie. Brely Evans,Andra Fuller,Persia White,Porscha Coleman are the starring of this movie. It was released in 2017. You Can't Fight Christmas (2017) is considered one of the best Comedy,Family,Romance movie in India and around the world.
Christmas designer Leslie Major (Brely Evans) is the biggest fan of Christmas ever. She is like a tidal wave of Yuletide cheer. Her biggest job every year is decorating the lobby of the famed Chesterton Hotel. As she is on a ladder decorating the tree, she falls into the arms of Edmund James (Andra Fuller) - the grandson of the owner JJ James. Edmund is all business and thinks Christmas is superficial and frivolous. But there is something about him. Edmund and his business partner, Millicent (Persia White), have plans for the hotel including ending the Christmas tradition at The Chesterton. Leslie uses all her Christmas charms on him to love Christmas. - and love her.
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You Can't Fight Christmas (2017) Reviews
It was okay
The movie was alright. Not really that great but had potential to be better. Story line was kind of messy and the acting was really cringey.
Lead Female Star
Her acting was so bad I had to stop watching mid way, I thought they picked her for her voice but it was way below mediocre. She really brought down the film.
Good sunday afternoon watch
This is a "sister" movie to Miss Me This Christmas ...and in my humble opinion, better. So I would advise watching that one first, then give it at least a day, then check this one. It's light hearted and they've tried to stay away from the usual stereotypes of black movies. Remember it's still a light lovable tv movie. Overall it's a good watch and the characters are generally believable and even likeable.
Fun Christmas Movie
I liked this Christmas movie. Lots of spirit, and a slightly unusual take on Christmas, and romance.
Not good!
This movie had good potential, but the acting was so over-the-top and dramatic that it was annoying. It was "stage play" type acting. Blah.