Debbie Macomber's Joyful Mrs. Miracle

2024

Action

5
IMDb Rating 6.8/10 10 797 797

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Plot summary

Three siblings return home at Christmas to honor their late grandmother's wishes, and with the help of Mrs. Miracle's magic, they work through family conflicts while one rekindles a past romance.

Director

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Peter Benson

Top cast

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Tanner Novlan as Austin
Max Lloyd-Jones Photo
Max Lloyd-Jones as Henry
Heather Doerksen Photo
Heather Doerksen as General Counsel
Matthew James Dowden Photo
Matthew James Dowden as Benedict Moorehouse
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1 hr 24 min
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Movie Reviews

Reviewed by cgvsluis 7 / 10

I'm used to a different Mrs. Miracle, but Rachel Boston's sparkling effervescent portrayal won me over and made this film.

The Dan and Shay soundtrack was wonderful in this entry of Debbie Macomber's Mrs. Miracle. Three contentious siblings have to agree when their grandmother passes leaving the estate to the three...but only if they agree unanimously. "A lawyer, a money man and a shady guy" are the descriptions of the three siblings who haven't been in a room together since they were young...and add in a star-crossed lovers story between the lawyer, Charlotte, and one of "the help". Each arrives to spend Christmas at the family estate with their own individual agenda. Mrs. Moorehouse's estate seems to be in real trouble until the perpetually positive estate planner Mrs. Miracle arrives."So many hidden gems to be found in these old houses. I can't wait to see what we are going to discover."The only person who seems to be able to figure Mrs. Miracle out is Charlotte's young autistic son Cody.The house is lovely, filled with gorgeous antiques...but the real treasure is Rachel Boston. She and Tanner Novlan make this film. Tanner Novlan holds the cast down as the sensible everyman who was invaluable to the grandmother before her passing. A job he inherited from his father, the former estate manager."Antiques are my game, but Christmas is where I thrive!"-Mrs. MiracleThe real bickering is over the family company's board seat. "What were the previous owner's wishes?""Christmas is the perfect time for forgiveness."-Mrs. MiracleWonderful sentiments are abound in this holiday centric hallmark film that is not just about forgiving, but healing, letting go, and finding one's purpose.
Reviewed by cawolfe-52225 6 / 10

It's ok.

I like Rachel Boston in almost everything I've seen her in. I'm not sure she is right for Mrs. Merkle. She is too young and pretty. I was almost waiting for one of the brothers to fall for her. Or maybe it's just because Doris Roberts was perfect. Also, in the previous Mrs Miracle movies there was a logical reason for her to be there. In this one she is an "estate planner" who no one questions. She produces a piece of paper that was supposedly signed by the deceased grandmother but no one checks to see if the signature is real or if it was notarized. The granddaughter is a lawyer but does no checking. Neither brother does either so they give her free rein of the estate.Also, what woman who runs a successful company would not plan her successor to ensure that the family company would be well run and leave it up to the three grandchildren to decide among themselves? They all are in competition for the board seat but what about the property and other assets. There is plenty to go around so even the black sheep brother wouldn't have to worry.I know it's a movie but those plot points were distracting.I thought the acting was fine. It is nice to see some new faces at Hallmark. The little boy was so natural. I'm sure we will see more of him. Rachel Boston's portrayal grew on me by the end but I still would have liked to see a more mature actress in the part. Beverly Elliott who plays the housekeeper would have been a better fit.All in all it was a pleasant movie if you can ignore the plot holes.
Reviewed by dankolbet 6 / 10

Rachel Boston is the triple espresso this family needs

It's Thanksgiving weekend, and you may have heard from friends or family at your feast (when inevitably discussing your Hallmark habit) that all Hallmark movies have the same plot, so why bother! Well, do they all have an advice-dealing, perpetually smiling, ever-perky, angel-like character like Mrs. Miracle? I think not.She's a unique one. Except for the other movies or novels she has appeared in, but I digress.DMJMM (movies with titles this long should have an acronym), is an evenly paced drama about three siblings deciding the fate of their grandmother's company and estate. They're going to screw it up, so an angel . . . Sorry, Mrs. Miracle appears at just the right time to guide them through the final stages of estate planning and life advice.This is a wonderful character created for novels by Debbie Macomber. She has appeared in several other movies - and even played by Everybody Loves Raymond icon Doris Roberts. In DMJMM, she's played to perfection by Rachel Boston. Her happiness isn't over the top or sappy, but rather a spark that guides the decisions of people in need of help. Think Mary Poppins without the singing.Our love story is between Charlotte (Pascal Lamothe-Kipnes) and Austin (Tanner Novlan), who both have real dreams and wishes and need to work it out.Measuring Christmas Magic: Yeah, in bunches. Mrs Miracle is all Christmas magic.Cast Kudos: Rachel Boston as our title character. But also a nod to Logan Carriere, who plays young Cody. He's got a bright future.Alternative movie titles: Anything shorter than the current title of DMJMM; Mrs. Miracle and the Battle for the Board Seat. OK, that's longer, but also more accurate.
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