Miracle à Manhattan

Titre original : Call Me Mrs. Miracle

Téléfilm
2010
Not Rated
1h 27min

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6,8/10

2,5 k

MA NOTE

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Comedy Drama Family Fantasy Romance

Ajouter une intrigue dans votre langueA family-owned department store is struggling to sell toys during the holidays when a mysterious employee shows up and begins to work miracles.A family-owned department store is struggling to sell toys during the holidays when a mysterious employee shows up and begins to work miracles.A family-owned department store is struggling to sell toys during the holidays when a mysterious employee shows up and begins to work miracles.

Réalisation
- Michael M. Scott
Scénario
- Nancey Silvers
- Debbie Macomber
Casting principal

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NOTE IMDb

6,8/10

2,5 k

MA NOTE

Réalisation
- Michael M. Scott
Scénario
- Nancey Silvers
- Debbie Macomber
Casting principal

Voir les informations de production sur IMDbPro

Gaffes
16 minutes before the film's end, the elder Mr. Finley gives his son Jake a Bachmann "XL Express" H-O gauge toy train set. The father explains that the gift had been purchased 20 years earlier, before Jake's mother died, which would have been 1990. A large sticker on the toy train set reads "DVD format video instructions now included with this set." However, DVDs were not developed until 1995, and DVDs and DVD players were not available on the market until 1997.

Citations
J.R. Finley: I think I'd like to retire and work on my golf game.
Jake: You've never played golf
J.R. Finley: That's why I need to work on it.

Connexions
Followed by Monsieur Miracle (2014)

Bandes originales
A Very Merry Christmas
Written by Johnny Rey (as Rhett Palmer)

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10/10

Beauty is in the eye of the beholder

I really pity the unjustified Scrooge mentality of the 3 negative reviews of 4 before mine. I'm sorry they fail to realize that what one perceives as "plastic" in acting is often just as much a failure on the part of the viewer even to be WILLING to connect with the actor, a willingness I've had for some years with Eric Johnson/Jake & Jewel Staite/Holly and now appreciate having with Doris Roberts/Mrs. Miracle.

I realize the suspension of disbelief can be overused and often is, but in my viewing there was little needed on my part. I thankfully already knew Jewel Straite from Stargate: Atlantis days but was happy to find the two new "jewels" of Jake & Mrs. Miracle, though not realizing that Jake's Eric Johnson was the same old lovably affable self in Flash Gordon of a few years ago. Why they pass up wonderful guys like him for leads or cancel the shows in which they ARE leads is a sad testimony especially to the bad nature of the media and to some extent the viewers. Long story short, don't listen to the Scrooges that panned this jewel; be like Scrooge himself became, joyful adherent to the joys of Christmas by joining Jake and Holly and fellows in this warm-hearted "Merry Christmas" celebration movie. Don't miss it!