Mistletoe Mixup

2021
PG
1h 23m

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5.8/10

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Matthew Lawrence and Danielle C. Ryan in Mistletoe Mixup (2021)

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Comedy Romance

A workaholic with no time for romance, or the holidays, meets two potential suitors on the same day, who turn out to be brothers. A sibling squabble commences in this holiday romance.A workaholic with no time for romance, or the holidays, meets two potential suitors on the same day, who turn out to be brothers. A sibling squabble commences in this holiday romance.A workaholic with no time for romance, or the holidays, meets two potential suitors on the same day, who turn out to be brothers. A sibling squabble commences in this holiday romance.

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IMDb RATING

5.8/10

1.2K

YOUR RATING

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Trivia
Joey Lawrence, Matthew Lawrence, and Andrew Lawrence, are brothers in real life and Donna Lawrence is their real-life mother (though she plays their grandmother in the film).

Goofs
Austin says that a timber hitch or sheep shank should have been used to tie Holly's tree on her car. A timber hitch is only useful while under tension and is normally used for towing a cylindrical object. A sheep shank is also only useful while under tension and is used to temporarily shorten a rope. Neither would be used to tie a tree to a car roof.

Quotes
Grandmother: Things would heat up. We would quarrel. But you know, dear, you gotta have the friction to have the heat!

Connections
Followed by Marry Christmas (2024)

Soundtracks
Under the Mistletoe
Written and Performed by Andrew Lawrence (as Andy Lawrence)
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Featured review

7/10

Cute and clean for a change.

We weren't expecting to even watch (just on for background), but it was actually entertaining and very clean with wholesome family values. Rare in movies these days. No over-the-top acting or "jumping into bed" the first night stuff.