It follows an anti-Christmas photographer as she wishes Christmas would disappear.It follows an anti-Christmas photographer as she wishes Christmas would disappear.It follows an anti-Christmas photographer as she wishes Christmas would disappear.
Patrick Thomas O'Brien
- Chuck
- (as Patrick O'Brien)
Mika Bella Flanagan
- Olivia
- (as Mika Flanagan)
Ahmed Mawas
- Archie
- (as Ahmed El-Mawas)
Agatha Rae Pokrzywinski
- Bakery Worker
- (as Agatha Pokrzywinski)
Jake Lieder
- Radio Intern
- (as Jake Leider)
Jesse Bakken
- North Pole Elf
- (uncredited)
Featured review
"Rescuing Christmas" is the kind of movie that you watch with a mug of hot chocolate and zero expectations. It's a classic Hallmark-style holiday film that doesn't reinvent the sleigh but offers a cozy, predictable ride. The plot is as fluffy as freshly fallen snow - Santa wanting to boost holiday spirit is heartwarming, and the choice of Erin, a Christmas grinch, as the recipient of three wishes is a neat twist. The elves, Chuck and Debbie, are delightfully quirky, adding a sprinkle of elfish charm to the story.
The film's strength lies in its simplicity. It's a feel-good, easy-watch movie that doesn't demand much from its audience. Erin's journey from a Scrooge-like character to someone who embraces the holiday spirit is predictable, yet satisfying. The chemistry between Erin and Sam, the charming love interest, is sweet, albeit a tad cliché. It's the kind of film where you know exactly what you're going to get, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
However, there's a surprising edge to this G-rated holiday fare - a rogue "damn" that slips through. It's a blink-and-you-miss-it moment, but it's amusing to think how this little slip-up got past the censors. It doesn't detract from the film's family-friendly vibe, but it does raise an eyebrow. Overall, "Rescuing Christmas" is like a well-worn Christmas sweater - familiar, comfortable, and just right for a lazy December evening. Just don't expect it to be the star on top of your holiday movie marathon.
The film's strength lies in its simplicity. It's a feel-good, easy-watch movie that doesn't demand much from its audience. Erin's journey from a Scrooge-like character to someone who embraces the holiday spirit is predictable, yet satisfying. The chemistry between Erin and Sam, the charming love interest, is sweet, albeit a tad cliché. It's the kind of film where you know exactly what you're going to get, and that's not necessarily a bad thing.
However, there's a surprising edge to this G-rated holiday fare - a rogue "damn" that slips through. It's a blink-and-you-miss-it moment, but it's amusing to think how this little slip-up got past the censors. It doesn't detract from the film's family-friendly vibe, but it does raise an eyebrow. Overall, "Rescuing Christmas" is like a well-worn Christmas sweater - familiar, comfortable, and just right for a lazy December evening. Just don't expect it to be the star on top of your holiday movie marathon.
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- TriviaIn May, 2023, a scene was filmed at the former Bagley & Co. Jewelers site on West Superior Street in Duluth. One hundred eight years earlier, in September, 1915, a movie titled "Lou's Last Venture" was filmed at this same location, it believed to be the first movie filmed in Duluth and one of the earliest movies filmed in Minnesota.
- GoofsAt 0:03:34 in the movie, Erin passes by an ice cream vendor in the town square that is surrounded by snow. Just four seconds later that snow is completely gone and some new Christmas decorations like a big red box and jumbo candy suddenly appear on the side of the ice cream vendor.
- ConnectionsReferences Groundhog Day (1993)
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- Duluth, Minnesota, USA(Duluth exteriors)
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