Chasing Snowflakes

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source: Falling Like Snowflakes

I've never written a review, but I'm beyond words with the level of frustration with some of Hallmark's choices... What photographer would just leave their equipment behind, it's worth thousands of dollars. That's absurd! And the unnecessary competition from another "photographer", who didn't even know you needed a macro for those types of photos?! Give me a break, and how bad was her acting, over the top much?! It's not that hard, why does Hallmark always come up with absurd premisses to "create" conflict in their films... It also remains unclear if the proceeds from the auction go to Tegan or the community center, since he donated enough to cover the community center's needs. I hate that Hallmark never explains any financial aspects. I get it, it's romance but a bit of practical would go a long way.

Yes, as many reviewers have noted, there is fake snow, a lot of it. However, it does land in the competing photographers hair as she's taking pictures. I'm about halfway through the movie and purely from an entertainment angle, I'm enjoying it. Being in the south, I love seeing the snow, even if it's not real. Rebecca Dalton is relatively new to me and the jury is still out on her abilities as a Hallmark actress. This is just an aside, but who on earth travels into a snow storm and packs sleeveless blouses? Marcus Rosner however has always been one of my favorite Hallmark actors. Julie, the daughter, seems much older than I would have thought and the friend looks familiar but I can't place her. The carolers were actually pretty good as well. Again, currently at 3/4 through and still really enjoying the movie.