Marrying Father Christmas (2018) -
In this third instalment of Miranda and Ian's romantic journey, it was all a bit too much of the same again.
I still didn't think that Niall Matter, as Ian, should have to put up with her.
She was so dramatic about everything and she was going to make his married life so difficult. I predicted many an argument in their futures.
They also did something awful to Niall's hair and plucked his eyebrows way too much, ruining that rugged charm that he had in the first film.
His character appeared to be a complete wimp too, I don't think there was one scene he was in, where he didn't want to go inside because he was cold, in the entire trilogy.
It turned out that Miranda's Mother was a massive secret keeper/liar too and so was Miranda. Instead of talking about things with everyone, who would have been helpful and eased her mind, she kept everything to herself and then wondered why they got annoyed with her.
And I'm pretty sure that her mother wasn't the saint that she thought she was. I'm just glad that they stopped at a trilogy, because the secrets could probably have kept coming for years, based on just the small part of her life we know.
And the kids were still vile! My teeth nearly fell out because of their sickening sweetness.
Definitely not the best of the three, but watchable enough.
4/10.
In this third instalment of Miranda and Ian's romantic journey, it was all a bit too much of the same again.
I still didn't think that Niall Matter, as Ian, should have to put up with her.
She was so dramatic about everything and she was going to make his married life so difficult. I predicted many an argument in their futures.
They also did something awful to Niall's hair and plucked his eyebrows way too much, ruining that rugged charm that he had in the first film.
His character appeared to be a complete wimp too, I don't think there was one scene he was in, where he didn't want to go inside because he was cold, in the entire trilogy.
It turned out that Miranda's Mother was a massive secret keeper/liar too and so was Miranda. Instead of talking about things with everyone, who would have been helpful and eased her mind, she kept everything to herself and then wondered why they got annoyed with her.
And I'm pretty sure that her mother wasn't the saint that she thought she was. I'm just glad that they stopped at a trilogy, because the secrets could probably have kept coming for years, based on just the small part of her life we know.
And the kids were still vile! My teeth nearly fell out because of their sickening sweetness.
Definitely not the best of the three, but watchable enough.
4/10.