GarnetVersus7

In the first few minutes of this film I started to assume this'd be just another Inside Out... Absolutely not. This movie is almost eye opening, and reminding us especially this particular Christmas that we should be thankful for life, and the simple things. Couldn't have been released at a better time than December. I personally don't think this movie is for little kids, because I don't know they would understand a lot of the philosophy, and also the struggles that the characters face in this movie. And there's some language as well. But overall, I recommend this movie to adults and teens, This movie goes beyond jazz... Just watch it!

This one wasn't terrible, but it wasn't the best, either. It has a pet-peeve of mine: forced love story. I was shocked when Quinn admitted she has been in love with Jack for her whole life. (Not a spoiler, it's obvious.) She didn't seem in love with him at all. This movie thought it could use words and that would register in our minds as chemistry. It doesn't work like that. As for this whole radio show thing, what even..? Who on earth would be interested in a meet the parents segment... ON NYE? Not I, said the cat.

The acting coming from the side characters is horrendous. When they made an announcement that was supposedly really big, the wows coming from the family was not convincing at all.

As for the positives, I thought that Jack was a model love interest for these types of films. He wasn't a deplorable male character just there for staring at, I actually thought he was an okay guy. I have more to say on this film, but I believe I don't have much more description for it. I say just watch it for yourself and see If you like it.